Sentence examples for more massively from inspiring English sources
The trouble is that the smaller weapons might be tempting to use in situations where no one would dream of dropping a more massively destructive nuclear bomb.
It's about challenges and I've got a few great ones left with Leeds – and then an even more massively challenging job in a suit at Hull".
Within an hour, hundreds of ants from both colonies were milling around, and the original scouts, all of whom were relatively small and thin, had been joined by contingents of the more massively built soldier ants.
The forelimbs varied widely from the slender, elongated ones of Struthiomimus, for example, to shorter, more massively constructed grasping appendages like those of Allosaurus, to the greatly abbreviated arms and hands of Tyrannosaurus, to the abbreviated, stout limb and single finger of Mononykus, to the range of wings now seen in birds.
Information flows take place more massively inside the firm (between plants and with headquarters), namely through computerised data exchange, than with other firms.
As high-performance computing becomes more massively parallel and power intensive, these two approaches may be important stepping stones in the pursuit of global cloud-resolving atmospheric modelling.
In each one I've read there are also long masturbatory passages about home improvements and the horrible suspicion that the author is going to move on as soon as he's cashed his royalties, slagged off the locals so much they won't have him around any more and massively increased the value of his house.
More efficient, massively parallelized dynamo codes are currently under development (http://geodynamics.org/cig/working-groups/geodynamo/).
Examples of such approaches are those based on relative chromosome dosage analysis by digital PCR [13], and more recently, massively parallel genomic sequencing [25], [26].
More recently, massively parallel sequencing technologies have provided the unique opportunity to comprehensively characterize genome-scale DNA alterations in tumor tissues.
Comparisons of gene expression levels between samples from different tissues, time points and treatments has been performed using microarrays [ 5– 7] or more recently massively parallel sequencing of total RNA, i.e. RNA-seq [ 8– 10].
