Sentence examples for generally a large from inspiring English sources

Generally, a large, thermal residual stress is generated during the curing process for composite laminates due to differences in the coefficients of thermal expansion of the respective layers.

Generally, a large menu is something to be suspicious of, but with so many cooks, each responsible for their own specialities, there is no chance of spoiled broth.

There were, generally, a large number of shots of Big Ben and large institutional clocks, lots of scenes of people hurrying for trains, late for trains, early for trains, hanging around on platforms.

Generally, a large number of Labour members of Parliament in the House of Commons, as well as many of the party leaders, are Fabians, and, in addition to the national society, there are scores of local Fabian societies.

Generally, a large codebook leads to a high retrieval accuracy.

Due to grid disconnection, there is generally a large change in load.

Realising that a doctor has prescribed a placebo, the pharmacist should deliver the medication with these words: "Generally, a larger dose is used for most patients, but your doctor believes that you'll benefit from this dose".

Generally, a larger harvesting area translates into better harvesting efficiency.

Generally, a larger inductor current ripple will cause a larger current stress in the switch and diodes.

It was observed that generally a larger bonding area as a result of higher heat input leads to an increased mechanical performance of the joints.

Compared to Tcur1278, Tcur0390 showed generally a larger difference in the flexibility profiles obtained by the MD simulations performed at temperatures from 298 K to 353 K.