Sentence examples for involved large and from inspiring English sources

A 100kW buoy is also being designed, and within two or three years OPT hopes to link large numbers of these together to build offshore power stations with outputs of between 10MW and 100MW.Previous attempts to harness wave power have involved large and complex structures.

Dr. Landrigan's study reviewed the records of 2,341 patients admitted to 10 hospitals — in both urban and rural areas and involving large and small medical centers.

The attempt at recreating some of the conditions on Mars involves large and small rocks scattered on imported sand designed to mimic as closely as possible the properties of Martian sand.

Soil water content (SWC) measurements for deep soil profiles involve large and expensive expenditures of time and labor.

Giant Cell Arteritis (GCA), the most common form of vasculitis in the elderly, preferentially involves large and mediumsized arteries.

Finally, we propose a three-dimensional fluid structure interaction test case of a flexible inflated thin shell interacting with a shock wave involving large and complex structural deformations.

Recently, some researchers have started collecting larger data sets involving large and diverse groups of subjects reading large numbers of sentences, enabling them to consider a larger number of influences and study larger and more representative subject groups.

It is argued that private IPOs generally involve large and well-known firms and that governments try to make abundant information available prior to IPOs wherein they privatize public entities.

High-intensity x-ray beams involve large and expensive facilities: there are less than 70 synchrotron sources and only six free electron lasers in the world at the present time.

The main strength of our study is that we performed a prospective, multicentre study involving large and diverse cohorts of children.

Similarly, although epidemiologic studies have proved useful for studying many chemical mixtures, such as cigarette smoke and diesel exhaust, they usually involve large and expensive field operations, and errors in exposure estimation can weaken epidemiologic evidence substantially (Samet 1995).