Sentence examples for much larger representation from inspiring English sources
I think it was a much larger representation for him.
However, when human observers are cued to shift attention to one item in VSTM during retention, it seems as if there is a much larger representation, which keeps additional items in a more fragile VSTM store.
First, it uses RNA isolated from a fragment of tissue that, although small, contains a much larger representation of lobules/portal tracts than individual histological sections.
While there's no denying that women are graduating in engineering at a lower rate than men, if technology companies truly want to hire qualified women, they are available in much larger numbers than the current representation at tech companies suggests.
It also suggests that further analysis of the 10-K set may be a reasonable representation of a much larger bioactivity data set corpus and that conclusions drawn from the 10-K set may be applicable in a more general sense as the 10-K set represents the 734-K set and is possibly extensible to or may otherwise represent the analysis of all biologically tested compounds in PubChem.
Using all the scales together (Fiete et al., 2008) argued that it is easy to generate ranges of representation that are much larger than necessary for behavior, and Sreenivasan and Fiete argued that the excess capacity could be used for error correction over distances relevant for behavior (Sreenivasan and Fiete, 2011).
Neatly installed in one big oblong hall, Americans occupying one side and Europeans the other, the exhibition works as a kind of thumbnail representation of the original, much larger show.
Had we had access to a more balanced EST representation across species, a much larger number of SNPs would probably have survived all sequential filters and be amenable to assay design.
Moreover, the effect is much larger in municipalities where the benefits of local representation to voters are large.
The consequence of this processing is a shifting of every point in the plane in such way that the spatial aliasing is canceled and the representation space of modes is much larger (greater dynamics, simpler filtering).
"If you're going from six to seven seats or five to six, it's a big deal because your representation is going up by a much larger fraction," said Tim Storey, a redistricting expert at the National Council of State Legislatures.
