Since the animals used for that behavioral test were juveniles, it is possible that in juveniles the canal length difference between both species is not large enough to convey an advantage to hammerhead sharks for detection of dipole prey at larger distances.
The towers in this model stand 6.8 feet tall, large enough to convey something of the three-dimensional impact of the trade center, beginning with the fact that you have to crook your neck slightly to see the top of the towers.
A true language involves small elements that combine into larger chains, to convey complex, and sometimes abstract, information.
Within the Elite Street boutique, for example, manufacturers can create so-called "brand rooms" -- pages with large advertisements intended to convey the brand's message.
David McVicar's effective staging, a co-production with the Metropolitan Opera and the Lyric Opera of Chicago, uses a large, rotating set to convey different scenes like a looming castle wall and a convent's courtyard.
For someone as open as Weaver, she plays repressed very well, most notably Janey in Ang Lee's The Ice Storm, but going back as far as Katharine in Working Girl, and even to Ripley in Alien, the film that established her as an actor able to convey large internal movement via the smallest surface ripple.
Theorem 2.2 provides such an invariant set but it is a very large one, not sufficient to convey a good understanding of the system.
Keane designed Rapunzel with large eyes in order to convey her "irrepressible quality".
It is unquestionably the most famous sequence of its kind in film history, and Eisenstein displays his legendary ability to convey large-scale action scenes.
We have to think like television, use a large pallet of creative ideas to convey the message".
