As seen from the figure, the new sample selection scheme results in samples with much larger weights selected compared to the scheme in [27].
As discussed in Section 3.2 and illustrated in Figure 8(a), the proposed scheme selects samples with much larger weights for subsequent boosting steps, compared with the scheme in [27].
Mr. Markowitz, who considers himself "short for my weight" (5 feet 5 inches tall and 194 pounds), said he is actually chasing a goal much larger than weight loss, something he witnessed growing up in the shadow of Ebbets Field, watching the 1955 Dodgers put Brooklyn on the map by beating the Yankees in the World Series.
Cationic water clarifier had much larger molecular weight and positive charge than Fe2+, and the electrostatic charge neutralization between cationic water clarifier and HMPAM was strong and fast.
Appearance of the high molecular weight bands was dependent on both inclusion of Ac4ManNDAz and UV irradiation, suggesting that these bands also represent CTB crosslinked to sialylated molecules, but of much larger molecular weight than GM1.
It was surprising that these chaperones were mostly not in the fractions that corresponded to their molecular weights, but in those of much larger molecular weights and in those containing ribosomes (Fig. 5) [ 21].
The second population corresponds to species with much larger molecular weights.
b) The hiding capacity of some covers might be insufficient (or a severe impact on some cover images might exist), if a weight value is much larger than other weight values.
The anatomical peculiarities of Deinocheirus when compared to other, much smaller ornithomimosaurs, can largely be explained by its much larger size and weight.
Jaguars in Venezuela or Brazil are much larger with average weights of about 95 kg (220 lb) in males and of about 56 kg to 78 kg in females.
