Sentence examples for large consolidated from inspiring English sources

The interposition of aerated parenchyma between pleural line and consolidation makes visualizing even large consolidated areas or typical LUS artifacts impossible.

His appointment comes at a critical time in Washington, as policymakers have spoken with rising urgency in recent weeks about the power of large, consolidated industries.

Still, AT&T-Time Warner and other recently announced acquisitions, such as Amazon's proposed purchase of Whole Foods, have led to increased popular scrutiny of large, consolidated businesses.

Maryland's Cost Review Commission essentially removes the power of large, consolidated providers like Johns Hopkins to charge higher prices at will.

By taking this step, breeders and exporters say, China will move from backyard farms to Western-style large, consolidated operations to keep up with demand.

It is shown how museums with their semantically rich and interrelated collection content can create a large, consolidated semantic collection portal together on the web.

But it has grown since then through a series of ambitious acquisitions and onscreen success to become the UK's largest consolidated indie with revenues up 23% to £265m last year, according to a Broadcast magazine survey.

Larger bonding areas were shown to be related to higher heat input (as a result of longer joining times and intermediate rotational speeds) leading to larger consolidated polymeric layers at the metal-composite interface.

• R/GA had revenue last year of $190 million, according to the annual Agency Report compiled by the trade publication Advertising Age, up 46.2 percent from 2009 — the largest percentage gain for any unit of the 15 largest consolidated agency networks in the Ad Age rankings.

The world's largest consolidated mining firm, BHP Billiton, slid 8.3%, or 3.08 Australian dollars ($2.83), to 33.87 Australian dollars ($31.07), while its biggest rival, Rio Tinto, slumped by 7.7%, or 9.70 Australian dollars ($8.90), to 116.29 Australian dollars ($106.69).

What started as three Melbourne teenagers sneaking into drains, soon became the largest consolidated group of urban explorers in Australia.