Sentence examples for path of the largest from inspiring English sources
That misty spring morning, he and his men found themselves facing almost certain destruction, ordered to resist to the last man and pitched into the path of the largest German offensive since the opening year of the First World War.
But for the last four-plus decades, Miss Pat — as she's best known — has steered the path of the largest independent reggae label in the world, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2019.
Therefore, EHTDM routing scheme builds routing path through selecting the path of the largest residual energy, which can bypass the node whose energy is not rich, so the scheme can balance the network energy consumption in whole network and prolong network lifetime.
The minimal tiling path of the largest BAC-contig comprised 52 BACs and covered 5.03 Mbp on G. aculeatus linkagegroup VI.
They chose to walk the 27km path of the Large Hadron Collider, along the Franco-Swiss border, visiting the experiments on the way and staying in a mixed bag of rural and suburban auberges.
The financial path of Saudi Arabia, the largest oil producer in the Middle East, depended in no small way on how the initial public offering for Aramco goes in 2018, which in turn depended on the price of oil.
In particular, the paths of the larger PPR anomalies to stations KSHL, 0720, HIKG, and SBTG cross one another >1.5 km above the point approximately 1 km west of Minamidake crater.
The smaller the mean free path of the particles, the larger the decrease of both peak intensities and fluences with radial distance.
Latin America has been fortunate that few human interests have been in the path of some of the largest natural hazards.
The one-mile loop of the East Garden path skirts one of the largest herb gardens in the country.
Combined with the structure of sample A, the transport process is probably dominated by metallic paths because of the large number of interconnected elongated Co particles (see Figure 3a), which decreases when the resistivity increases, accompanying an increased MR effect.
