Sentence examples for concerned with a large from inspiring English sources

In his public role Beccaria became concerned with a large variety of measures, including monetary reform, labour relations, and public education.

Ichthyology, scientific study of fishes, including, as is usual with a science that is concerned with a large group of organisms, a number of specialized subdisciplines: e.g., taxonomy, anatomy (or morphology), behavioral science (ethology), ecology, and physiology.

To be more concrete about what we mean by GBA, we are concerned with a large class of computational approaches aimed at predicting gene function, which all take as input four things: 1.

But LeClair is also concerned with a larger, more varied inventory of fears, phobias and dread.

This makes good sense: we were concerned with a large-scale social identification and the degree to which people felt able to cope with everyday stressors.

The civil engineer today is concerned with an even larger transportation field e.g., traffic studies, design of systems for road, rail, and air, and construction including pavements, embankments, bridges, and tunnels.

Nevada officials, believing that groundwater resources in the southern part of the state were sufficient for future growth, were more concerned with securing a large amount of the dam's power supply than water from the Colorado; thus they settled for the smallest allocation of all the states in the Colorado River Compact.

This project began as part of a larger study concerned with a suspected Nipah virus outbreak in the region.

But if we represent the public at-large and are concerned with an informed citizenry, not so much.

This communication is concerned with the large amplitude free vibration of a mass grounded by linear and nonlinear springs in series.

This paper is concerned with the large amplitude transverse, in-plane vibration of a hinged, initially prestressed, extensible elastic beam.