Sentence examples for is increasingly large from inspiring English sources
"Also, these houses do not conform to the prevailing current taste in suburban houses, which is increasingly large, basically traditional-style buildings".
With the rapid development of aerospace, energy, and power technologies, the demand for high-performance parts with complex curved surface is increasingly large, and the multi-axis Computer-Numerical-Control (CNC) precision machining technique for such parts becomes a popular and difficult issue in the industrial field.
But, the company is able to offer something many others aren't, which is increasingly large volumes of users who organize themselves by very specific interests.
Further, the odds ratios also tell us that, under the assumptions made, as the rate of transmission increases for owner movements in particular, the effect on the probability of secondary spread is increasingly large, with the odds ratio rising to 2.11 (2.19, 2.19 (95% CIs)) for a transmission rate of 0.14 compared to zero.
That is, increasingly larger receptive fields have to be recruited to encode the stimulus elements as separation (and eccentricity) increases.
When now the gaze position changes to the left (i.e., toward the camera), the elliptic shape of the pupil becomes more and more circular that is, increasingly larger.
They are increasingly large, multidisciplinary teams with efficient, benchmarked systems run across several sites.
"There" is nowadays likely to be increasingly large, powerful, energy-intensive, always-on and essentially out-of-sight data centers.
How has cooperation persisted in human societies that are increasingly large and complex, where simple relatedness is not necessarily sufficient?
"There's increasingly large numbers of people who will consider now moving towards a public vote situation to block a no deal, and to block a bad deal," he said.
However, as with many applied areas of spatial analysis, ecological data sets are increasingly large, and automated approaches are required for appropriate spatial neighbourhood delineation.
