Sentence examples for have large dimensions from inspiring English sources

Space structures such as the solar panels or antenna, when deployed in space, have large dimensions, low mass to size ratio, large inertias and relatively low structural rigidity.

In real engineering structures, many weldments have large dimensions and complex shapes, and they are usually assembled by a multi-pass welding process.

For frequencies above 20 GHz, leaves and needles have large dimensions compared to the wavelength, and can significantly affect the propagation conditions.

But "Dividing the Estate" reminds us that Mr. Foote's tales of emotional warfare among the chintz and polished wood have larger dimensions than might be first supposed.

Unperturbed chains have larger dimensions than the simpler chain in which R is merely a methyl group.

Compared with the algorithm in [19], the decomposed SU-MIMO channels have larger dimensions, which increases the system diversity gain and improves the system performance.

For example, the MDs which are fabricated at 500°C as compared to 400°C should have larger dimensions and thus lower density and vice versa.

On the other hand, the B2u mode in which the satellite particles have their dipole moments aligned along the azimuthal direction has a lower energy because the nanorods have larger dimensions along that direction.

Since tissue constructions should have larger dimensions to become functional, mass transfer limitation can be considered as one of the greatest engineering challenges [ 1].

Our findings that men have larger dimensions than females in relation to intercanthal width (en-en), biocular width (ex-ex), and eye fissure length (ex-en) but no statistical differences between genders on the canthal index are in agreement with those of Wu et al. [ 9] on Chinese young adults.

Metal drum sets are unlike standard sets in that the snare and toms typically have larger dimensions and there are usually two bass drums (or a double-kick pedal).