Sentence examples for each of the massive from inspiring English sources

Using similar mathematical modeling techniques, Cusworth focused on each of the massive farms scattered around Punjab, a region that produces so much wheat it is known as India's breadbasket.

I was instructed to paint the scene in Day-Glo and add clown shoes to each of the massive arachnid's eight spindly legs.

Protect the Flows wrote on their Facebook page that each letter of the massive message is 30 feet from top to bottom and the entire message is about 360 feet long, "equal to the height of a 36 story building".

Worldwide, they suck up 2.4 billion metric tons of carbon each year, with the massive Amazon absorbing a quarter of that total.

Behind me, and to each side of the stage, massive LED screens project my image across the site, and flash bulbs burst as photographers follow my every move.

"It's massive," he says, then, lest he has understated the massive massiveness of massive, adds, "Fucking massive".

Ubiquitous data collection refers to the cumulative impact of multiple sensing and tracking technologies, which — working in symphony — could sketch a "deeply personal and startlingly complete picture of each of us", said Ramirez, with the massive volume of collected data allowing analysis that generates additional sensitive inferences.

Ubiquitous data collection refers to the cumulative impact of multiple sensing and tracking technologies, which — working in symphony — could sketch a "deeply personal and startlingly complete picture of each of us", said Ramirez, with the massive volume of collected data allowing analysis that generates additional sensitive inferences.

Each of the modelled TransCAD scenarios experienced massive congestion, as thousands of evacuees flooded a limited number of evacuation routes.

Around the room are Corinthian pilasters and on each of the shorter walls is a massive mirror.

Homology-based approaches mainly suffer from the long computation time required to search for homologs for each of the sequences within the typically massive metagenomic data sets.