Sentence examples for enter larger from inspiring English sources

This system helped to reduce concentrations of nutrients, salts, BOD, COD, SS, heavy metals, and synthetic detergents, before they enter larger watercourses (Matsumoto 1998).

One of the driving forces behind this growth has been the low barrier to entry, and the ability for investors to enter larger real estate deals with smaller capital amounts.

The Mughal state's economic policies, deriving most revenues from agriculture and mandating that taxes be paid in the well-regulated silver currency, caused peasants and artisans to enter larger markets.

Where they enter large expanses of sand, the wadis lose their identities.

Ocean-going individuals, called sea trout, are larger than freshwater forms and provide good sport, as do those that enter large lakes.

Luton was a city where the indigenous population "and even emergency vehicles" were unable to enter large areas, allegedly because of the depradations of Muslim immigrants.

However, if you want to enter large amounts of text or especially do programming or store text files, a very small screen might be annoying.

The report, which was written by internal auditors, will suggest that Mr. Kerviel himself probably did not manipulate Société Générale's computer system to enter large unauthorized bets under someone else's name.

The report, which was written by internal auditors, will suggest that Mr. Kerviel himself probably did not manipulate Société Générale's computer system to enter large unauthorized bets under someone else's name, The Times said.

Using differential interference contrast (DIC) video and immunofluorescence microscopy, we document that a proportion of cell-associated H. pylori enter large cytoplasmic vacuoles, where they remain viable and motile and can survive lethal concentrations of extracellular gentamicin.

Customers will also be able to enter large datasets as custom locations into the service.