"These meetings may be large-scale dinner programs with a slide presentation, small roundtable discussions or one-on-one advocate lunches," the document states.
They may be large-scale impressions that emerge from very different small-scale phenomena, like Hogan's argument about 3D reality emerging from 2D quantum units of space.
But she never lets the audience forget that this is no little soap opera; when Antony goes behind Cleopatra's back and agrees to a marriage of political convenience to Caesar's sister Octavia (Kendra Underwood), there may be large-scale consequences.
Because the numbers of the application tasks and amounts of required resources are enormous and quick responses to the requirements of users are necessary in the real grid environment, real-time resource co-allocation may be large-scale.
However, it may be large-scale complementary DNA (cDNA) sequencing projects to reveal the complexity of transcription, such as FANTOM (Functional Annotation of Mammalian cDNA) [ 12].
Tidal bores, which may be observed on some estuaries, are large-scale examples.
51 Such programs, providing a standard for the initiation of common practice treatments, whether on weekends or weekdays, may be of large scale benefit.
Urban drainage systems (UDS) may be considered large-scale systems given their large number of associated states and decision actions, making challenging their real-time control (RTC) design.
When asked if there could be any negative consequences from policy changes that make negative gearing less attractive for investors, the officials said there may be a large-scale sale of negatively geared properties, but "only if changes were not grandfathered".
The protection coordination problem in DER connected distribution systems may be classified as large scale and small scale penetration protection impacts.
On a genome-wide scale, TEs may be associated with large scale chromosomal modifications such as deletions, inversions and translocations [ 27].
