Sentence examples for handling of a large from inspiring English sources
The Port Authority has been criticized for its handling of a large toll increase in September, which prompted a lawsuit by AAA, the auto club.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating whether the Army's handling of a large Iraq contract with the Halliburton Company violated procurement rules, according to lawyers for an Army official who made the charges of improprieties.
High flexibility of STEM-in-SEM over TEM for design changes is also demonstrated to allow for handling of a large number of samples and a lower turnaround time per sample.
Especially for the vertical transportation, for the handling of a large article range, or for the achievement of a highly dynamic goods behavior cover bands own distinct advantages compared to classical means of transportation.
Our goal is to evaluate these DNA extraction techniques for handling of a large number of small animals such as insects.
We performed a functional classification through the WebGestalt Gene Set Analysis Toolkit, which allows handling of a large number of genes and performs statistical enrichment of GO terms [13].
It seems like a story that required sifting through and getting a handle on a large amount of material.
Thus, while not providing direct support, our results are in line with two hypotheses that deserve further scrutiny: that sexual selection selects for (i) brain structures important for success in male-male conflict through better body control, and (ii) better handling of a larger body through increased importance of structures involved in autonomic tasks.
When the paste is perfectly dry, but not before, proceed to beat the Pig violently, with the handle of a large broom.
On a street near the courthouse, a group of children tagged along after a soldier who was riding on the back of a pickup truck, his hands wrapped around the handles of a large machine gun.
Round as a bun, topped with a head like a shining cherry, the master of his craft stands firm and square on the tiles of his kitchen, one hand clasping the inch-thick handle of a spoon or whisk, the other curled around the handle of a large mixing bowl, whose curves are a perfect match for the swell of his paunch.
