Sentence examples for considerable addition from inspiring English sources

During the reconstruction of the Health Sciences Library in 2008-2009, the archives stacks were rebuilt, resulting in a considerable addition of shelving.

His campaigns resulted in a "considerable addition of empirical knowledge of geography," as Eratosthenes remarked (as reported by Greek geographer Strabo).

IN the course of an investigation of the changes in composition of the digesta along the alimentary tract of the sheep1, it was noted that there was a considerable addition of nitrogen to the chyme in the most proximal quarter of the small intestine.

The star of the show turns out to be, of all people, Lincoln's podiatrist: one Issachar Zacharie, who held the President's favor for years, as proved by intercessions to the secretary of war on his behalf, and whose operations on his feet resulted, our tallest President wrote, in "considerable addition to my comfort".

There is a considerable addition of examples on system availability modeling, wireless system performance and availability modeling, software reliability modeling, and system performability modeling.

Hume (1751, section IX) imagined the "sensible knave", who, "in particular incidents, may think, that an act of iniquity or infidelity will make a considerable addition to his fortune, without causing any considerable breach in the social union and confederacy.

4th ed., with considerable additions and alterations.

During his years at UCMP he made considerable additions to the museum's invertebrate fossil holdings.

This volume contains a revised edition of that address, with considerable additions in the form of notes and appendices.

In the last few decades, considerable additions to the knowledge of ape and human evolution have accrued from Miocene fossil beds in East Africa and Europe.

But the rest of what Prussia had possessed in 1803 was restored practically entirely by the Congress, with considerable additions of new territory.