Sentence examples for making of large from inspiring English sources

Similarly, it is necessary to envision visualizations that facilitate sense making of large, simultaneous and distributed pieces of heterogeneous information with different levels of credibility and priority.

The fashion for decorative table settings, of which the figures formed part, led to the making of large centrepieces, epergnes, and tureens in a variety of forms rabbits, carp, twin doves, asparagus bundles, and cabbages while dessert dishes were often modelled in leaf form.

Considering the making of large purchases as one indicator for women's decision making autonomy, 42% and 44% of Ethiopian and Eritrean women respectively had no autonomy to make large purchases.

He recently had a solo show of abstractions made of large sheets of copper at the Earl McGrath gallery in Manhattan.

Called "The Dark Gate," it is an all-black wood room with an aperture made of large, sharpened steel spikes scented with perfume made by the artist.

Its roof, a series of huge rock slabs, rested on arched walls made of large stones that fit together so precisely they did not need mortar.

Our downward spiral now is made of large, high-profile layoffs, refusal of business to invest and consumer worry about jobs and income.

A wonderful log cabin made of large red pine logs and maple roofing, it is all held together with ash dowels.

At a major entrance to the Cheryomushki neighborhood, young men armed with clubs and iron bars warily opened a gate made of large slabs of scrap metal.

Like those found elsewhere on Okinawa, but not on mainland Japan, the cemeteries were composed of only a few plots; they consisted of mausoleums made of large, gray slabs of stone with rounded roofs resembling a turtle's shell.

The steps up to the tee boxes are made of large blocks of granite, and along the course there are hefty stone walls meticulously crafted of large granite boulders quarried from the property.