Sentence examples for necessity of large from inspiring English sources

The economic necessity of large extended families has decreased as the economic base shifted from agriculture in favour of industry and services.

He invented it, he said in the gymnastic logic of gun makers, to save lives: its unparalleled firepower would enable one man to replace hundreds on the battlefield and thus "supersede the necessity of large armies".

"It occurred to me", wrote Richard Gatling in 1877, "that if I could invent a machine a gun which could, by rapidity of fire, enable one man to do as much battle duty as a hundred, that it would, to a great extent, supersede the necessity of large armies".

This implies the necessity of large storage and computational resources.

Local submodeling can be explored with this technique to avoid the necessity of large computational models.

However, for the conversion into synfuels, e.g., in the MtS process [45], large production capacities are needed without the necessity of large storage and transport requirements for an intermediate.

In addition, the smaller averaged MAE compared with the OULP dataset again demonstrates the necessity of large-scale training set for obtaining better age estimation performance, which is consistent with the observation in Section 5.5.

A comparison of sampling scales within the study demonstrates the necessity of larger spatial scales, in combination with high resolution datasets, in assessing catchment level responses.

Of course lower Cohen's d indicates a necessity of larger sample size in this regard.

Therefore, it is not affected by computation round-off errors and one is not faced with the necessities of large computer memory and time.

The necessity of covering large areas without intermediate supports requires the design of medium to large span roofs.