Sentence examples for exceptionally large for from inspiring English sources

It has a terraced grass green, and is exceptionally large for a hill station, measuring 800 m length and 80 m width.

Sc could be thought of as having an exceptionally large genome for a myxobacterium, rather than having relatively low numbers of TCSs for a myxobacterial genome of its size.

His gift won its share of plaudits, but it also provided an exceptionally large target for those who sought to highlight the associations between philanthropy and inequality.

Writing about Czeslaw Milosz in 2001, John Updike observed that [His] poetic project, like Whitman's, is to sing the man, the whole man, not the partial man of the modern avant-garde, which has "created out of the poet a creature with mathematical lumps, with exceptionally large lenses for eyes, and suffering from atrophy of the heart and liver".

Milosz's poetic project, like Whitman's, is to sing the man, the whole man, not the partial man of the modern avant-garde, which has "created out of the poet a creature with a head covered with mathematical lumps, with exceptionally large lenses for its eyes, and suffering from atrophy of the heart and liver".

Even the lower figure was an exceptionally large amount for the time.

But "the best known of all Bewick's prints" is said by The Bewick Society to be The Chillingham Bull, executed by Bewick on an exceptionally large woodblock for Marmaduke Tunstall, a gentleman who owned an estate at Wycliffe in the North Riding of Yorkshire.

From this, D'Errico et al. [2] concluded that MSA humans had selected only exceptionally large shells for their necklaces, whereas during the LSA, shells were collected randomly.

WES will likely also remain the method of choice in species with exceptionally large genomes, for example in some polyploid plant species.

Collectively, the independent SNPs and the interacting SNP pairs explained 6.0% of the variance in urate levels in the European data set analyzed; this is an exceptionally large effect for a genetic locus regulating a complex phenotype.

As we discuss below, these are exceptionally large learning gains for this test.