Sentence examples for much larger objects from inspiring English sources

[Reuters] Astronomers are concerned about a special kind of pollution: junk that is orbiting the Earth, including fragments of much larger objects that collided in space and shattered.

You'd need much larger objects, and plenty of them, to bring substantial amounts of organic matter down from space, but 3.8 billion years ago there was so much debris flying around that astronomers call the period the Late Heavy Bombardment.

Low thrust propulsion on the other hand clearly enables the transportation of much larger objects due to its higher specific impulse.

These results suggest that acoustic excitation may be a powerful complement to diffusion-controlled self-assembly and enable hierarchical fabrication; e.g., micron-scale anisotropic crystals formed via self-assembly of smaller particles can be rapidly transported large distances, aligned and packed together to quickly assemble much larger objects.

Austin-based re:3D just started a Kickstarter campaign for the Gigabot, a large-format 3D printer designed to build things on a 24x24x24 inch built envelope, allowing you to make much larger objects than you can with similar printers like the Makerbot.

Investigations of size perception (using much larger objects than the one used here) have been conducted using false (raised) floors that were intended to affect horizon-ratio scaling (e.g., Warren & Whang, 1987; Wraga, 1999).

Teleporting a much larger object, like a person, appears unlikely, if not entirely impossible, because too much information would have to be captured and transmitted.

The cocoon of water around the pegylated version effectively makes it a much larger object, allowing it to circulate for a week.

The computer-modelling study is based on the discovery that six objects orbiting the Sun in the Kuiper belt, which is also known as the Twilight Zone, on the far reaches of the Solar System appear to be influenced by the gravitational pull of a much larger object – which can only be an orbiting planet.

Our results boast a significantly higher precision with respect to previously published works, due to the use of much larger object samples from the AKARI and GALEX all sky surveys.

Systems whose dimensions are much larger than microscopic objects like atoms but smaller than macroscopic objects are called mesoscopic systems [196].