Sentence examples for content in large from inspiring English sources

For bronze-processed strands the increase of the tin content in large ingots was the crucial factor.

EECS professor Muriel Medard, principal investigator in the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) has teamed with EECS graduate student Ulric Ferner and Bell Labs researcher Emina Sojanin to develop a new technique to cut down on wasteful storage practices, especially of video content, in large data centers.

The hormone-based delivery algorithm (Sobe et al. 2010) is a promising candidate for delivering and distributing content in large networks.

Instead of requiring a human moderator to observe and monitor online social networks for such content in the aftermath of potential 'trigger' events, our approach will help inform those responsible for managing such content, and allow them to verify and react, rather than have to search for offensive content in large streams of data.

Fair call in that it's a drop in the Disney sales ocean, but in talking down the figure it ignores the alternative, which is no revenue and increased piracy in a marketplace that is switching to digital content in large numbers.

In adults, SP-C content in large aggregate surfactant remained unchanged in pneumocystis pneumonia, but decreased significantly in ARDS and other pneumonia [ 16].

One could start by introducing small amounts of dairy, then eggs and fish (be aware of mercury content in larger fish), then if desired white and red meats.

This correspondence between C and total P contents in large macroaggregate fractions, along with elevated levels of organic P in productive pastures, suggests that this P is likely in an organic form and that there is a close link between soil structure, SOM dynamics and the maintenance of organic P in these soils.

The higher exponent, however, may not be real but may result from the increasing importance of heat production from fermenting gut contents in large herbivores (White & Seymour, 2005; Clauss et al., 2008 a ).

In the I1 section, there were significant differences in PCA concentrations between some of the EPS20 cycles; that is, C0 contained higher levels of PCA than Short_LIBRC3 (19524.3 and 17789.0 μg/g dry weight, respectively), although the difference between the PCA contents in Large or Short cycles was insignificant (18976.7 and 17789.0 μg/g dry weight, respectively) (Table 4).

Bill Keller, the executive editor, put it well when quoted in a recent Times article about the media's photographic coverage of the Hezbollah-Israel conflict: "Photos are trickier than words, because their content is in large measure emotional, visceral, and because you can't edit their content.