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According to an administration official who asked not to be identified, those two lists have fewer than 10,000 names but the new computer system would integrate a list of names that is "dramatically larger".

A wine list that is dramatically larger and better than it was at the restaurant's start — heavily Italian, with many options in the $30-to-$30-to-$30-to-$60 make that life no great hardship.

The resulting porosity and permeability evolution scenarios display several 'diagenetic tipping points' where the decrease in permeability is dramatically larger than expected for the associated decrease in porosity.

The OE-TNT based DSSC exhibits a power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 3.11%, which is dramatically larger than the value for CE-TNT based DSSC (1.85%), which mainly is due to the enhancement of the fill factor by the opening end of TNT membrane; FF = 61.1% vs. FF = 38.6%, respectively.

However, the initial set is dramatically larger, due primarily to sequencing errors, which we address below.

The ratio between its terminal human branch length (0.050) and the human branch of nearby ancestral repeats (0.0051) is about 10, which is dramatically larger than the genome wide average of 0.68.

In the case of a signal processing system dealing with quasi-continuous signals, the range of possible input signals is dramatically large and has to be constrained to a moderate number of test signals for practical testing.

"They're either going to be dramatically larger, or they're going to be part of someone else".

Thus, the potential hidden terminal area in broadcast can be dramatically larger than that of unicast.

The absolute values and fluctuations of inter-domain RMSD (black curve in Fig. 1D) are dramatically larger than those within each domain, which suggest that the linker region is very mobile and the two WW domains can indeed take various orientations.

The number of seats available will be dramatically larger than currently provided by the charters.