Sentence examples for huge temporal from inspiring English sources

The road to market for drug compounds is a treacherous one, generally involving a huge temporal and financial investment.

Their text assemblage for the Mass was freer, reflecting the desire of the commissioner for a reflection of the huge temporal and geographical extent of the Roman Catholic tradition.

"One of the biggest problems with environmental issues is that there's a huge temporal gap, so it seems like whatever you do in the present doesn't really connect to the environmental problems in the future," explained study co-author Grace Ahn, an assistant professor of advertising at the University of Georgia.

The "huge temporal gap" between earlier tryannosauroids and later tyrannosaurs, he says, "really is a black box.

They are known by their long trunk (elongated upper lip and nose), columnar legs, and huge heads with temporal glands and wide, flat ears.

Elephant (family Elephantidae), largest living land animal, characterized by its long trunk (elongated upper lip and nose), columnar legs, and huge head with temporal glands and wide, flat ears.

However, huge geographical and temporal variation in the availability of water on land surfaces means that water stress is a fundamental limitation to the survival and productivity of most land plant species.

From the end-users' perspective, optimal conversion of huge files of spatio-temporal data for further dissemination, accuracy of conversion, organization of content and security have a key role for effective geo-collaboration.

Thus, land system change is both a cause and consequence of socio-ecological processes that encompasses a huge range of spatio-temporal scales.

However, since frequency is one of the most important features we use, it is clearly distinguishable from visual features, and we also know that there are huge advantages of dealing with temporal data in the frequency domain, we call our method auditory clustering approach.

An 8-year-old boy presented with a huge osteoblastoma of the frontal and temporal skull.