Sentence examples for meaningful sizes from inspiring English sources

It turns out that the time series of the X and Y components of the geocenter and the orientation of the Earths' primary axis of inertia can be resolved showing geophysically meaningful sizes and frequencies.

Moody's is not aware of any other entities like Catlin of meaningful size on Dynegy's books, he said.

The company is now of a meaningful size with sales forecast at over £1.1bn in 2015, relatively strong cashflow and a state-of-the-art logistics infrastructure.

Representative fit models or prototypes are important for defining a meaningful sizing system.

Those figures indicate that Box could scale a productivity solution to a meaningful size in short order.

For any of this to really matter, Twitter needs to find a foothold of a significant and meaningful size on mobile.

The results yield insight into soot temperature across a wide spatial extent of a fully turbulent pool fire of meaningful size, which are valuable for development of soot radiative-emission models and for validation of fire fluid-dynamics codes.

Growth potential is leading the charge but at the same time funds are beginning to focus on realizing returns for LPs through exits, which is challenging since there have been few acquisitions of meaningful size or public listings out of Southeast Asia so far.

If it does, the Daily Innovator's attention should turn to whether the idea can scale to a business of meaningful size.

Since predicted sites of any one miRNA can number in the hundreds [15], [16], it was necessary to reduce these numbers to a manageable and biologically meaningful size.

Determining the meaningful size of differences in knowledge scores and other process-related quality indicators is an area for further research [ 26].