Sentence examples for either larger than from inspiring English sources

With a simple quadratic approximation of the objective function, it is shown that the scheme converges only when the Δ is either larger than or in a direction opposite to that of the difference between their optimum values.

The value of each sensor location correction factor obtained in this paper, either larger than 1 or smaller than 1, can be well explained using the generated velocity contour map at each measuring station.

This suggests that these chromosomal regions are either larger than previously thought, or there are additional differentiated genomic regions interspersed with undifferentiated regions.

All breast tumours were operable and either larger than 3 cm (T2 [>3 cm], T3, N0 1, M0), or locally advanced (T4b, N0 1, M0).

Inspection of the sequences revealed four open reading frames (ORFs) that were either larger than 200 amino acids or showed significant similarity with proteins in the databases.

Male scores are either larger than females' (sexually dichromatic species with males more ornamented than females), or the scores of both sexes are similar (sexually monochromatic species).

The mini-dramas are played out with either larger-than-life-size animal puppets -- the antelope head is part of one -- or hand puppets, several of which are in the show.

For Max CBR, the maximum desired bit rate can be either larger or smaller than the nodes' WWAN bandwidth.

Depending on the Péclet number, the asymptotic dispersion is measured to be either larger or smaller than what it would be in the absence of buoyancy effects.

If we follow the procedure of drawing a straight line to find the Klinkenberg-corrected permeability (k_{text{l}}) to be the Darcy permeability, this value can be either larger or lower than the true Darcy permeability (k_{text{D}}).

One photo was of a dog whose size matched the growl, which reflects the length of a dog's vocal tract; the other was of a dog either larger or smaller than the growler.