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Among the examples are large marbles of Christ, John the Baptist, and the Apostles by the Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen in the Church of Our Lady, Copenhagen (1821 27 and 1842).
The most frequent surviving examples are large dishes, for which there was a thriving export trade; this popularity was in part because of the superstition that a celadon dish would break or change colour if poisoned food were put into it.
Extreme examples are large reptiles in the Southeast Asia Australia, namely the saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus), Asian water monitor (Varanus salvator), and reticulated python (Python reticulatus).
Typical examples are large displays for which researchers hope to create more "natural" means of interaction by using human gestures and body movements as input.
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The dimension of one of our examples is large enough to make classical grid-based HJB solvers impractical.
Any finitely presented cover of one of the groups (mathfrak{J,GS,FG,H }), of the four previous examples is large.
Third, this study introduces a potency-sensitive version of the IRV algorithm and shows that, in many cases, it is the best performing method among those tested, when the number of examples is large.
For SVM3, since the number of positive examples was large, we used a different repeated holdout scheme to estimate its performance (see Methods) and obtained an average sensitivity of 85%.
In addition, the QTL found in the two examples were large in number.
Although these assumptions are satisfied in a variety of settings, a good example are large vehicular DTNs[11, 20].
For SVM3, the number of positive examples was larger because of the sliding window approach used, and training SVM3 on all positive examples would have been too time-consuming.
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