Sentence examples for gets larger than from inspiring English sources
As the concentration gets larger than 1 k ppm, the relative detection error falls into the range of −5% ∼ +5%.
Again, this effect was calculated in Newtonian gravity by thinking about the escape velocity of a body, and contemplating what happens when it gets larger than the speed of light.
If you try growing a Big Boy, or Big Girl, or a Big Anything, it will, once it gets larger than a grape, succumb to something called blossom end rot.
In particular, we assume that the delay has piece-wise constant realizations with constant dwelling time at each value and show that the above mentioned approximation loses its grounds when the delay dwelling time gets larger than the minimum delay in the system.
For an incident depression internal soliton with an amplitude larger than 60 m, after the leading ISW propagates a distance of 330 km, the length of ISW crestline gets larger than 150 km, the contribution of rotation effect on the variation of leading ISW amplitude can reach more than 8%; the rotation effect and the bottom topographic effect on the variation of ISW amplitudes are opposite.
The schemes in [6, 7] rapidly break down as the CFO gets larger than 0.5.
Tomatoes, hot peppers, summer squash and eggplant, which admittedly never got larger than, well, eggs.
The Southern end is open and temporary bleachers can be erected if the crowds ever get larger than 22,000.
"The problem seems to be getting larger than anyone was led to believe at first," said Erich Merkle, an analyst with Autoconomy.com in Grand Rapids, Mich.
I never anticipated that the experimental Internet would get larger than 128 networks-and we're long since past that now.
