Sentence examples for often as large as from inspiring English sources

High-quality video clips are often as large as 800 kilobytes.

Wal-Marts and Home Depots are often as large as 125,000 square feet, while Target and Kohl's stores are about 85,000 square feet.

At that time it was not called the "BUD business" for nothing: The big ugly dishes were often as large as a child's wading pool, but they were accepted because they were the only way to get a good picture and the neighbors were too far to complain.

In modern single-key cryptography the units of information are often as large as 64 bits, or about 131/2 alphabetic characters, whereas two-key cryptography based on the RSA algorithm appears to have settled on 1,024 to 2,048 bits, or between 310 and 620 alphabetic characters, as the unit of encryption.

In less threatening territory, the eye orbits on certain skulls can be spectacular — the immense orbits of a tarsier, for example, are often as large as the entire rest of the skull; they provide a classic example of a skull detail that suggests how well or ill an animal can use a certain sense, in this case, its vision.

vary in size, and are often as large as 6 shaku in diameter.

There is a sense among an increasing number of players and coaches, however, that officials have become too visible, too intrusive, often as large a part of the game as players and coaches.

In other words, overlaps between payoffs will occur as often as large intervals between them, but only the former alter the actual game experienced.

Though small aneurysms don't rupture as often as larger ones, many patients still live in fear of doing anything that could make their aneurysms more likely to rupture.

Smaller sixgills, however, were detected nearly eight times as often as larger sixgills [47].

She's only 23, but the Toronto-based DJ's already made significant strides as a trans woman of colour in a music scene that often feels as large as the city that supports it.