Sentence examples for for their copious from inspiring English sources

Physicists believe these "sparticles" have so far evaded detection because they're a good deal more massive than their known counterparts, thus requiring more powerful collisions for their copious production.

Geese, famous for their copious defecation, are less likely to defecate when they are flying than when they are grazing and walking on the ground, and they tend to empty their cloacas upon takeoff, cutting down on the risk to bystanders, said Laura Erickson, science editor at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.

Though some argue oil companies should fork out for decommissioning from their copious profits, Britain's remaining fields are pricey to develop and compete for investment with richer reserves elsewhere.

They wondered, "Is it possible that this increased external-storage capacity could boost performance on tests taken after an opportunity to study one's notes?" So while the immediate recall on the lecture is worse for laptop note takers, do their copious notes help later on?

But in Mr. Bohjalian's 13th novel the recipe for their youth potion calls for copious amounts of blood from a prepubescent, traumatized twin.

The most innovative finding of our study is the successful application for the first time of early FBO as a mucous clearance technique under NPPV in patients with COPD exacerbations who should have been intubated for their inability to cope with copious secretions and their altered level of consciousness [ 1, 2].

In past eras, many dishes called for prohibitively copious amounts—hardly for taste, but to parade their wealth.

Arc vaporization, particularly cathodic arc vaporization, provides a means for forming copious amounts of film ions and reactive gas ions.

Solid-state interdiffusion was identified as a primary factor responsible for such copious modification of the microstructure.

The cars were called "lead sleds" for the copious amounts of lead used to fill seams and smooth body cuts.

He has the ruthless, delusional fanaticism of a clever man who is frightened of being toppled and perhaps put on trial for his copious human-rights abuses.