Sentence examples for major volume of from inspiring English sources

A new edition of Ruskin's "Stones of Venice," his third major volume of criticism, has been published, as has the two-volume biography "John Ruskin" by Tim Hilton.

Field morphology and electron microprobe analysis of glass shards shows that the major volume of tephra, about 8 cm compacted thickness, is predominantly from the eruption of Mount Mazama 7600 cal.

In monocots, such as cereals, and some dicots, the endosperm cells contribute the major volume of the mature seed and supply nutrients to the embryo upon germination, while, in Arabidopsis and many other dicots, the endosperm cells eventually degenerate and are replaced by the embryo.

The histological or immunohistological type that constituted the major volume of the tumour was selected as the representative type.

Cholesterol-engorged macrophages and their detritus following cell death comprise a major volume of early fatty streak plaques as well as the most typical advanced lesions of arteries.

Two major volume-of-interests (VOIs) were defined on the MRI template, one comprising the full cortex including hippocampus, the other comprising the full cerebellum.

These include three major volumes: On the Origin of Genera (1867), The Vertebrata of the Tertiary Formations of the West (1884) and "Essays in Evolution".

We have been able to demonstrate that we can handle major volumes of waste and that there is strong consumer demand for such a program.

Aggregates make up the major volume or mass of asphalt mixture, and their shapes significantly impact both the structural and mechanical performance of mixtures.

Three major volumes dealing with the question of Ireland dominate, threatening to overshadow English regionalism, Liz Berry's challenging topic in Black Country (Chatto & Windus, £10).

ROBERTA SMITH This season's bonanza of art books brings, among other things, a raft of major reference volumes of the kind that are bound to be library staples.