Sentence examples for handling of big from inspiring English sources

He also takes pride in his cautious handling of Big Brown.

He said the authorities had to remain flexible until new safety measures overseeing the handling of big cats could be put into effect.

This involves modernising its ageing nuclear forces and ensuring that America keeps its technological edge over potential enemies (the "offset strategy", now mainly concerned with robotics, miniaturisation, hypersonics, cyber-warfare and the handling of "big data").

A contemporary DBMS should provide a basis for efficient storage and handling of big data.

To date, several approaches overcome the handling of big data masses to extract biological meaning.

"You're all going to be handling lots of big rainbows and silvers," he told us excitedly.

Robert McCrum, the literary editor of the Observer of London, has celebrated Pullman's "well-made, absorbing characters," "supreme elegance of style and tone," and dexterous handling of "very big ideas".

But making Clarkson's handling of her big day even more admirable is how her family handled it.

Coe has regularly come under fire during his five months as president for his handling of the biggest scandal in athletics history.

In recent days, outrage among many Democrats over the Bush administration's handling of the bigger bailout, fueled by a sharply critical report by the Government Accountability Office, only added to the reluctance to put taxpayer money on the line.

In its last fiscal year Black & Veatch took in $720 million from coal power customers, or 45% of its overall power work, designing coal-fueled power plants, handling procurement of big-ticket equipment and managing construction.