Sentence examples for familiar large from inspiring English sources

The familiar, large, black field crickets of the U.S. are good examples of ecological differences among similar species.

At Cannes, working in wide screen and colour, it was the familiar large crowd of actors and technicians working more or less strictly to a detailed script.

Now users of the dance, music and theater collections work in one large central room with 46 video playback and 10 audio stations as well as the familiar large wooden reading tables.

At the Anaplasmic Institute at Valles Marineris, an interesting experiment is being conducted into the appetite-passion cycle associated with the feeding habits of Sus scrofa peculata, this being the Latin zoological name of an otherwise familiar large semi-domestic mammal, the naked pin-striped hog.

The other in-flight ice accretion category considered includes the more familiar large rime and glaze ice accretions, including ice shapes with rather grotesque features, where the concern is that, in spite of all the research conducted to date, the upper limit of penalties possible has probably not been defined.

When sample sizes are substantially smaller than the number of features or genes, statistical modeling and inference issues become challenging as the familiar "large p small n problem" arises.

Like more familiar, large-scale lakes, the number of species in a bromeliad is related to its size.

There is no reason, however, why the behaviour of the atomic world should conform to that of the familiar, large-scale world.

But it believes there will be 150,000 buyers a year around a third in the United States when its 1-series is launched there in 2005 who will be attracted to a baby BMW with all the core values of the familiar larger ones.Unusually for a car in this class, the 1-series has rear-wheel drive, preferred by the keen drivers BMW tries hard to attract.

The role of short stretches of RNA, which range in length from 21 to 28 nucleotides, had gone unnoticed until recently, in part because researchers, focused on the familiar larger RNA molecules, tossed out the crucial small ones during experiments.

Ancient Greek was widely known to scholars, but the details of its use in the Hellenistic period as a government language in Ptolemaic Egypt were not familiar: large-scale discoveries of Greek papyri were a long way in the future.