Sentence examples for large-scale world from inspiring English sources

Inclusion was not only a theme of large-scale world events, it was also key in aid and development.

The Heroes of Telemark (1965) had large-scale World War II action, with Douglas and Richard Harris as resistance fighters battling Norway's Nazi occupiers.

There is no reason, however, why the behaviour of the atomic world should conform to that of the familiar, large-scale world.

The analysis shows that the proposed method is beneficial to handle the problem of "curse of dimensionality" and speed up learning in the unknown large-scale world.

Leipzig, formerly part of East Germany, had been rebuilt after large-scale World War II bombing and then spent decades as one of the poorest cities in the country.

But this difference does not necessarily exclude bilateral symmetry from the small-scale world – although manifestly it does not enjoy the advantage over other symmetries which it does in the large-scale world.

So Spielberg, who made "Jurassic Park" and "Schindler's List" almost simultaneously and who will pick up the "Indiana Jones" cycle next year, remains a category unto himself, both an incarnation of Hollywood's large-scale, world-conquering ambitions and a rebuke to its cynicism and coarseness.

He also made contributions to the science of tidal research, pushing for a large-scale world-wide project of tidal observations; he won a Royal Society gold medal for this accomplishment.

For example, quality of life is used to assess wellbeing in large-scale world-wide investigations in different countries, such as the Health Behavior in School aged Children study (Currie et al. 2012) and the large scale UNICEF study (2013), while most large scale panels studies use (single item) satisfaction with life questions.

For example, quality of life is often used to assess SWB in large-scale world-wide investigations in different countries, such as the Health Behavior in School aged Children study (HBSC; WHO, 2008) and the large scale UNICEF study (Innocenti Research Centre 2007).

Though this particular pandemic proved, at least for the time-being, to be relatively mild in terms of its eventual impact, the concern over eventual large-scale world-wide deaths from a pandemic is still a major consideration for critical care practitioners.