Sentence examples for exceptional size from inspiring English sources
Swagger buildings are distinguished either by exceptional size (the Woolworth Building and the Empire State Building), novel or arresting shape (Frank Lloyd Wright's original Guggenheim Museum), or by some dazzling but purely symbolic gesture (as with Wright's dream of a mile-high skyscraper).
Reid et al. [98] studied Physarum polycephalum, a unicellular slime mold that can grow to exceptional size.
The microspheres are produced using a simple microfluidic tubing co-flow droplet generator to produce large populations of microparticles with exceptional size uniformity and controllable macroporosity.
In 1901 a variety of sweet pea, now known "Spencer type", with "flowers of exceptional size and of an exquisite shade of pink", was cultivated at Althorp by Silas Cole, the chief gardener to the Fifth Earl Spencer, and exhibited at horticultural shows.
The Mediterranean seeps appear to represent a rich habitat characterized by megafauna species richness (e.g., gastropods) or the exceptional size of some species such as sponges (Rhizaxinella pyrifera) and crabs (Chaceon mediterraneus), compared with their background counterparts.
That azhdarchids appear to have overcome this problem suggests that they had one of the most energy-efficient postures and gaits known in any pterosaur, and we speculate that strong specialisation to weight-bearing may have facilitated the evolution of exceptional size in the clade.
In the present work, we now examine to which extent horizontal gene transfer (HGT) from host might account for the exceptional genome size of several families of large double stranded DNA viruses (LDVs) with genomes exceeding 150 kb in size.
The wolf herring, Chirocentrus dorab, is exceptional in size among the clupeiforms; this species reaches 3.6 metres (12 feet).
There is also a fairly strong case that in some markets the company wields monopsony buying power, meaning its exceptional market size gives it an unfair advantage dealing with suppliers.
The exceptional sample size leaves statistical chance effects at a minimum.
Alzheimer's disease and other dementias are a global health challenge and are exceptional in size, costs and impact.
