Sentence examples for emphasize the size of from inspiring English sources

While Fragment 6a does emphasize the size of intervals and their combination to form the octave, size need not mean linear magnitude and combination need not mean addition.

The real purpose of Hevesi's report is not to accurately reflect the economic damage to the city, but to emphasize the size of New York's claim on billions in potential federal emergency funding.

To emphasize the size of the ship, Abrams chose to give the engine room a highly industrial appearance: he explained to Pegg that he was inspired by, a sleek ship in which there was an "incredible gut".

The "intensity" measures in Figures 5a and 5b represent an emphasis on changes that occur rapidly; these are somewhat noisier that the overall change measures shown in Figures 5d and 5e which emphasize the size of the accumulated change in a (possibly more extended) episode.

For this reason, apart from its unique magnetic profile, the term superparamagnetic is often used to emphasize the size of the iron oxide nanoparticle.

Although recent studies emphasize the size of NPs as a critical factor for entering the respective uptake pathways (Vivero-Escoto et al. 2010), in this study the size of aSNPs, ranging from 30 to 300 nm, was not crucial for targeting flotillin-1/2-bearing vesicles in H441 and ISO-HAS-1 (see Fig.  4 for Sicastar Red after 24 h).

The hearing on Tuesday, held in a sixth-floor courtroom so packed that it required opening two adjacent overflow rooms, lasted several hours, and included remarks from lawyers representing Lehman creditors who stated their objections to the proposed payment plan and, often, emphasized the size of their claims.

As Gajda makes the Silicon Valley startup circuit, he emphasizes the size of the Visa network and its decades of experience fighting fraud, the scourge of electronic-payment systems everywhere.

This is truly groundbreaking information considering the media has always emphasized the size of our "nest egg" as we age and rarely considers the impact of social engagement.

An article that appeared in The New York Times shortly after filming wrapped in September 1985 focused heavily on the film's large scale, emphasizing the size of the production and selling Labyrinth as a more "accessible" film than The Dark Crystal due to the casting of live actors in its key roles.

HTS of the T-cell receptor repertoire of individual mice emphasized the size of the potential repertoire, consistent with previous reports (Ndifon et al., 2012).