Sentence examples similar to interpreted a large scale from inspiring English sources

Recently, said Sheri Castelnuovo, the art center's curator of education, students in the after-school program interpreted a large-scale sculpture by Leonardo Drew and created their own installation for display for the final weeks of the Drew exhibition.

This distribution of the alignments in the nonrecombining region could potentially be interpreted to suggest a large scale inversion involving the majority of the mating-type chromosomes, followed by further localized rearrangements that obscure the inverse co-linearity of alignment order that is expected to result from such an inversion event.

"We've moved in the direction of things becoming interpreted at a larger scale rather than a preoccupation with the dormouse or the badger or the fox... starting to look into the ecosystem".

For the HGDP European populations in this category (Table 1), the three-population test is picking up a signal of admixture identified by Patterson et al. (2012) and interpreted as a large-scale admixture event in Europe involving Neolithic farmers closely related to present-day Sardinians and an ancient northern Eurasian population.

These results reinforce the CaL system application at a large scale for CO2 capture and make the model as a valuable tool for interpreting future experimental results obtained from pilot-scale CaL facilities.

He does this on a large scale.

That's a large scale indeed.

Ours is a large scale installation".

This is gentrification on a large scale".

Part 1 provoked an emotional intensity on a large scale.

In a large scale-pointing task the congenitally blind participant had problems to interpret the belts signal, as the concept of large-scale 2D navigation was alien to him.