Sentence examples for made into large from inspiring English sources

The striking forays that Kurt Masur, as a Leipzig loyalist, made into large Bach works at the Philharmonic were the exception that proved the rule.

At Christine Burgin, he is presenting a suite of nondescript, blurry, black-and-white photographs of aging modern buildings; three have been made into large, grainy color prints.

Note that since pitches of structures are larger than 1 μm, the Si imprint molds are fabricated with wafer stepper instead of electron beam lithography[35], thus the molds can be made into large size with high throughput.

These are among Sherman's most iconic and memorable images and they are showcased in the Broad exhibit to maximum effect – for the exhibit two images have been made into large murals, taking up entire walls in the entry to the exhibit and, iconic of Sherman's art, they serve as a great prologue to the power of her art and all the artistic concerns raised by her images.

The works in Iconographies are algorithmically sampled and abstracted, then either engraved on anodized aluminum or made into large ditone prints.

The resulting images and some from the photo booth have now been made into large outdoor prints that will be hung on the 330 yards of barbed-wire T-walls that surround the entrance to the camp.

In most of these vintage dye transfers from the 60's and 70's (a few were recently made into larger Iris prints) he deals with the street as theater rather than as landscape.

Meanwhile, the Red Team works together well and ends up with a large geometric form surrounded by bits of cement that they've made into exaggeratedly large chunks scattered around the geometric form-thing.

The crystals of compound materials, such as indium antimonide (InSb), gallium arsenide (GaAs), indium arsenide (InAs), and indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs), however, tend to break apart easily, and so can't be made into such large wafers, says Gargini.

The gases can be used in the refinery's fuel system, but they are also important raw materials for petrochemical plants, where they are made into a large number of end products, ranging from synthetic rubber and plastic to agricultural chemicals.

In 1927, Garibaldi was made into a large wilderness park called Garibaldi Provincial Park.