Sentence examples for increasing large from inspiring English sources

The richness of both birds and bats increased with an increase in the proportion of native plants, bird species richness increased with increasing volume of understorey vegetation, and increasing large tree density led to increased bat activity.

The Climate 50/50 Project identified increasing large mutual fund support for shareholder proposals on key climate change and political influence disclosure resolutions at carbon-intensive companies but also identified a clear pattern of trend leaders and laggards.

The model takes into account the geometric nonlinearity and accounts for the variations of the thrust force and the restoring moment arm, resulting from the increasing large displacements.

However, as well as a religious leader, the pope is a head of state, and the state and organisation of which he is head has been responsible for: Opposing the distribution of condoms and so increasing large families in poor countries and the spread of Aids.

News Corp web properties play an increasing large role in reporting on our industry, as well as participating in it.

With increasing large scale integration wind power, active power balancing is becoming a challenging technical issue.

Hydraulic fracturing is mainly used for increasing large-scale coal seam permeability in coal mines to exploit coalbed methane and prevent coal and gas outbursts.

(e) The increasing large-amplitude motion is described as a glass transition of the crystals, occurring below the melting point, at 409 K.

Developing advanced electrode materials that deliver high energy at ultra-fast charge and discharge rates are very crucial to meet an increasing large-scale market demand for high power lithium ion batteries (LIBs).

(b) The transition of the RAF, in turn, overlaps with increasing large-amplitude motion of the CH2 groups within the crystals and latent heat effects due to melting, recrystallization, and crystal annealing.

In particular, he discovered the phenomenon of turbulent heating, or the process of heating a plasma to very high temperatures using a large electric field that increases the plasma's resistivity, thereby increasing large-scale turbulence, which is transmitted from the macroscale to the microscale as thermal energy.