Sentence examples for enormously larger than from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the computation requirements of CFD models are enormously larger than the SZ techniques.

That problem, alas, is enormously larger than mere patents — and commensurately more difficult to fix.

However, if the cosmological constant originates from a vacuum energy of particle physics, its energy density would be enormously larger than today's dark energy density.

Here, the pore volume decreases proportionally to the permeate volume passing through the membrane pores, and the pore diameter is enormously larger than the particle diameter thereby depositing on the pore walls and reducing the pore volume through the plugging of the pores.

"But," Dr. Wolfe added, "that begs the enormously larger issue.

You also get enormously larger headaches, and significantly slower development time; but that tradeoff isn't worth it for many.

Berkeley Rep is still thriving, but at an enormously larger scale.

Rarer instances are obviously much more difficult to find and necessitate gathering enormously larger amounts of data.

But then "one catastrophe followed another: the Iran-Iraq war, the Lebanese civil war, the Iranian revolution, all leading to enormously large body counts and claiming more victims than all the Arab-Israeli wars together".

If conditions are favourable, the resonant interaction of the waves in plasma can lead to nonlinear instabilities, in which all the waves grow faster than exponentially and attain enormously large amplitudes in a finite time or after a finite distance, depending on whether temporal or spatial growth is considered.

Religion addresses reality in enormously large and enormously inclusive terms – and that's what we've forgotten.