Sentence examples for characteristics large from inspiring English sources

Since Goldman Sachs first grouped the nations of Brazil, Russia, India and China together based on two shared characteristics – large populations and rapid economic growth – the so-called Bric nations have been moving towards a real political alliance.

In the application of biometrics authentication (BA) technologies, the biometric data usually shows three characteristics: large numbers of individuals, small sample size and high dimensionality.

Researchers who recently created 3D models of the artifacts say they each share similar characteristics: large eye holes, gaping mouths, a resemblance to skulls, and punctures on the edge that may have been used to help wear them.

An combination of pore characteristics, large plasticity, low elastic modulus, high strength and favorable osteoblast affinity implies the Ti-Ag/Ti composite is a good potential candidate for orthopedic surgery and other medical applications.

The GEM technology has been considered for the design of TOTEM very forward T2 telescopes thanks to its characteristics: large active areas, good position and timing resolution, excellent rate capability and radiation hardness.

The study of these spectra in the frame of Griem's plasma spectroscopy theory[1] permits us to show that light is emitted by plasma having interesting characteristics: large electron density, probable existence of a parturbing electric field.

In a CFB furnace, there is an optimal width for U-walls that provides the best heat absorption characteristics; larger or smaller widths are both undesirable.

The literature on alcohol and tobacco labelling suggest that vividness-enhancing characteristics (large-print, simple message, graphic images) and location (isolated and occupying a large area of the package) must be maximised to garner attention [ 36, 37].

The photographs of bovine, porcine, and ovine brains reveal two important characteristics: Larger mammals tend to have larger brains and larger brains tend to be more folded than smaller brains (Zilles et al. 2013).

Our analyses show that F element genes in both the Sophophora and Drosophila clades have maintained a set of distinct characteristics (larger gene size, lower codon bias, lower melting temperature) compared with genes on other autosomes.

"It's not your classic characteristic large mound that you see in most landfills," he said.