Sentence examples for larger action from inspiring English sources

Compared to MLC-2a cells, MLC-2v selected CMs had larger action potential amplitudes and durations.

No part of the body is livelier than the shoulders, chugging together or in alternation, and they are always involved in a larger action.

Ms. Mangan, for instance, made it clear that she regarded speculation that the guilds might soon return to work without a contract, perhaps joining later with the larger Screen Actors Guild in a larger action, as fanciful.

Lastly, a calendar is a considerably more complex domain, with a wider set of primitives and possible actions, and will allow us to test our framework with a larger action space.

(Although those who were duped are referred to in the press as "victims," it seems to me it would be more accurate to define them as casualties. Victims are specifically sought out; casualties are an indirect consequence of some larger action).

Properly addressing the current global epidemic of obesity and other NCDs also requires larger action from society to change the systems around everyone to offer more of a fighting chance.

Though "Black Lightning" employs a similar formula as the latter — tucking topical allegories inside larger, action-packed narratives about family dynamics and high-school life — the stakes are higher here in wake of #BlackLivesMatter and the rise of white nationalism.

However, when managing a crisis, involving lives or money, it may be necessary to take larger actions.

Finally, we provide scaling of our results to large action spaces via the introduction of state-action equivalence classes.

She focusses on New York's Iraq protest of February 15 , 2003— purportedly the largest action in decades, organized quickly.

Tsividis, P., Gershman, S. J., Tenenbaum, J. B. & Schulz, L. Information Selection in Noisy Environments with Large Action Spaces.