Sentence examples for merits of large from inspiring English sources
As for the perennial debate on the respective merits of large- and small-scale farming, the FAO boss said Africa had room for both, adding that Brazil had managed it.
Bending hybrid piezoelectric actuators have merits of large flexibility on dimensions as the only restriction is the symmetry in structure.
The constructed AuNPs/rGo-NH2 nanocomposite not only has the merits of large specific surface area and good biocompatibility, but also has high conductivity and excellent electrochemical activity.
Under the combined merits of large and small NHs, an ultra-broadband absorption enhancement is achieved except for a narrow band centered at around 650 nm, where the strong cavity resonances excited from the SNH system.
The multilayer-structured 3D Ni/G/CS electrode combines merits of large specific surface areas of hollow nanospheres, extraordinary electrical properties and extremely high chemical stability of graphene, and highly mechanical stability properties of Ni foams.
The internal foam core inherits merits of large deformation from conventional foam structures and the introduction of the external thin solid shell is to reach high strength and delay deformation further, thereby achieving high energy absorption efficiency in FSS structures.
The developed forecaster is intended to help country officials, prospective investors, and power system engineers choose locations for solar installation and assess the techno-economic merits of large-scale solar energy integration.
Controversially, Mr Johnston has questioned the merits of those large diplomatic delegations, in a confidential report to finance ministers, seen by The Economist.
With the merits of the large electroactive surface area, superior electronic conductivity of CQDs, and fruitful porous structure, the as-fabricated battery-type electrode materials present amazing supercapacitor performance.
The non-stationary sweeping procedure has the merits of adapting large load steps to capture static characteristics of stable equilibrium paths both before and after mode jumping and reduce automatically the step size to ensure a dynamic transition between the two stable branches.
Whatever the merits of its larger case for nonpartisan balloting, the commission needs to make sure it doesn't sabotage the work of the board -- widely considered the nation's best since its inception in 1988.
