Sentence examples for evidently larger from inspiring English sources

But since his ambitions are evidently larger than London, it's impossible to believe that he has settled on standing again.

We have found that the average thickness of each bilayer of the keratin containing film is evidently larger than that of usual multilayer films previously reported.

The observed lattice spacing of ~ 3.45 3.56 Å was evidently larger than the interlayer distance of graphite [39], indicating the existence of numerous defects and rearrangements.

The I D/I G value of PC was evidently larger than that of the NC-X samples, indicating a lower degree of graphitization of PC.

As a result, the bandgap of the annealed 10 nm La2O3 is figured out as 6.0 eV, which is evidently larger than the bandgap of crystallized La2O3.

The maximum error and fluctuation drawn from the HDQ are evidently larger than those of the OM, and it is difficult to obtain results with higher accuracy based on the HDQ.

Beyond that, though, Beatrice and Virgil seems, despite its evidently large ambitions, strangely trivial and narcissistic: a book that ends up thinking about neither Jews nor animals, but using the extermination of both to think about, of all things, writer's block.

And here, it might be argued, looms the great difficulty in pinning down someone so divisive, so self-evidently larger than life and yet at the same time so indisputably real, in a form as open-ended and provisional as the novel.

Self-evidently, large numbers of people across Europe do not believe a flexible, globalised economy is working for them.

Evidently, the larger the value of is (the lower the value of ), the better two curves fit each other.

Evidently, a larger number of CNs ensure a higher precision of location but at the cost of more computational complexity and more power consumption involved [25].