Sentence examples for handling the large from inspiring English sources

Their Giovanni showed confidence in handling the large Millennium Centre stage, via the nimble reconfiguration of block sets to suggest house, street, garden.

Data Domain, which is based in Santa Clara, Calif., specializes in handling the large, corporatewide backups that companies make to protect their information.

Ships have several options for handling the large amount of oily wastewater and fuel sludge that their engines produce during voyages.

The law school has moved into newer areas of legal scholarship, including the establishment of a new Center for Complex Litigation to examine the best approaches for identifying victims in mass torts, and for handling the large number of cases.

He said the armory was an old one, incapable of handling the large shipments of weapons that came into Nigeria through Lagos, where they were redistributed from the Ikeja armory.

Next should come an overhaul of the systems (if that is not too strong a word) used by the commission for handling the large sums of money passing through its accounts and for tracking their final use.

(A new dock capable of handling the largest cruise ships is expected next year and there are plans to upgrade the airport).

Recently, stochastic gradient descent (SGD) frameworks [6, 19, 20] have emerged as building blocks to develop the learning methods for efficiently handling the large-scale dataset.

Although the advances of computer systems and internet technologies have witnessed the development of computing hardware following the Moore's law for several decades, the problems of handling the large-scale data still exist when we are entering the age of big data.

The port of Rijeka is the largest port in Croatia, handling the largest portion of the country's imports and exports.

The specialization makes the cue significantly stiffer, which aids in handling the larger and heavier billiard balls as compared with pool cues.