Sentence examples for large-scale histories from inspiring English sources

The whole contour of your book seems different from most large-scale histories, which kind of rise to a peak with Beethoven, stay on a sort of plateau through the Romantic era, then trail off into the 20th century.

Osborne "succeeds... in the melding of small-scale life and large-scale history," Stacy Schiff wrote here.

For large-scale history matching problems, applying the Gauss Newton (GN) or the Levenberg Marquardt (LM) algorithm is computationally expensive.

As the sensitivity matrix is not explicitly computed, this parameterization is appropriate for large-scale history-matching problems.

The story is, among other things, an exploration of how September 11th might fit into the kind of large-scale history you'd read in an Ancient Civilizations textbook.

These are the questions Charles Kenney valiantly tries to answer in what is the first large-scale history of the quality movement.

Harari's conclusions in his earlier book, "Sapiens," are properly ambivalent, not to say ambiguous, and more fully aware of the traps of large-scale history.

At first glance, his career seems to encompass a bewildering number of artistic positions, from early photorealism to a raw and uncompromising expressionism; then from large-scale history painting to lyrical landscapes and gestural abstraction.

If the film's power ultimately washes out against its broad narrative, the lasting impression is nonetheless of a director's intensely personal struggle at the crossroads of large-scale history and private memory.

Vogel was fresh off another large-scale history play, the compassionate and inclusive musical drama "A Civil War Christmas," and she insisted that a new work about Asch's play reach far beyond the obscenity trial.

Tragedy — which yokes its grand tone to the greatness of its characters and situations, putting large-scale history on the line — comes with a degree of awe built in.