Sentence examples for is big compared from inspiring English sources

The UK's lower chamber is big compared with similar democracies but not outlandishly so.

Now, that's nothing like the catastrophic sense about the budget you get from the usual suspects, but it is big compared with anything we've seen so far.

"But in the U.S., even though the market is big compared to Japan, people still don't recognize the power of crowdsourcing, especially in the weather industry".

Lately, the curve had started to show some reasonable inclination, this means that the strain value which corresponding to the applied load is big compared to previous loading stages increment.

For systems, where the delay is dominant (i.e., the delay is big compared with the time constant of the system), different control strategies such as delay compensation schemes (DCS) should be used, being the most well-known the Smith predictor and its modifications for unstable and integrative systems [8 11].

We interpret this as a confined diffusion in which the borders of the trapping volume are seen only at larger times (the volume is big compared to the translocation step).

Even after budget cuts, the government's debt is bigger, compared with the size of the economy, than when Mr. Cameron took office.

"The pressure [on the commission to take action] is bigger compared to previous initiatives," says Carsten Berg, coordinator of the ECI Campaign, a group that lobbies to reform the tool.

"[The batteries] are huge and they run out of power…most of the time it's the battery that's big compared to the sensing part," Thundat says.

Such role reversal has left evolutionary biologists baffled.Some suggeseted that species in which females lay eggs that are big compared to their bodies may need more time to recover after laying eggs and males perform nest chores to compensate.

That's big compared with last year, when total listings were flat.