Sentence examples for large quotient from inspiring English sources

Mennin said that whenever he considered starting one, he was put off by the guitar repertory's large quotient of arrangements.

Its buildings have been waiting for a facelift for years, and although it's orderly, there's a look about its large quotient of white, working-class pupils – a greyness of skin, shadows under the eyes – that says they're not thriving.

A high-seas adventure tale with a large quotient of allegory, in which Pi Patel, a teenage Indian boy, and a 450-pound tiger named Richard Parker become the only survivors of a shipwreck that swallowed a private zoo belonging to Pi's family.

Although Ms. Neshat tends to get treated as the art world's resident expert on Iranian affairs, her work contains a large quotient of entertainment value, extracting a lush cinematic glamour from the mosques, narrow streets and thronged bazaars of the Muslim landscape.

"Canada's Stephen Lewis, the United Nations envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, calls this 'the largest quotient of hope we've had in a long, long time.' Certainly, something had to be done.

Recurrence rate was noted to be higher with a larger quotient (Grade I 23.3 %; grade II 16.2 %; grade III 66.7 %) although the reliability and accuracy have not been tested.

If the ratio of a and b is very large, the quotient is large and many subtractions will be required.

A year ago the Met closed its rooms of 19th-century European painting and sculpture for renovation; I had not revisited them since they reopened in December and had forgotten quite how large their ballet quotient is.

This sheds new light on the structure of large subspaces or quotients of normed spaces (resp., large sections or linear images of convex bodies) and provides definitive solutions to several problems stated in the 1980s by Milman.

It might be argued that for walkways this density in HBS is part of LOS B. The discrepancy mainly results from the large range the quotients of level breakpoints (breakpoint values for queuing over walkways) have in the HBS LOS scheme, namely between 3.3 and 10.0 compared to 3.7 4.7 in HCM and 2.1 3.3 in Fruin's schemes.

Maximum Hazard Quotient: The largest HQ for a receptor.