Sentence examples for prodigious volume of from inspiring English sources

The strict definition of Heinrich events is the climatic event causing the IRD layer observed in marine sediment cores from the North Atlantic: a massive collapse of northern hemisphere ice shelves, and the consequent release of a prodigious volume of icebergs.

The Sentinels will produce prodigious volumes of data - all of it free and open.

These lakes can fill and drain in rapid time, sending prodigious volumes of water down the glacier.

Both outfits have produced prodigious volumes of original work that are utterly distinct in style and content, yet both somehow remain faithful to the puppet theatre's populist, egalitarian roots.

Uranium will be needed in prodigious volumes to power up new nuclear reactors, and much of it will come from the Athabasca Basin in Canada.

It is a prodigious volume that will lean on the assistance of a laser relay link.

One other thing this dock manages that many others don't is a prodigious volume level.

The anthologies I own -- "The Oxford Anthology of British Literature," "The Best American Short Stories of the Century" -- are prodigious volumes, not the little bouquets of verse denoted by the Greek anthologia.

The fourth volume of Caro's prodigious masterwork, which now exceeds 3,000 pages, explores, with the author's signature combination of sweeping drama, psychological insight and painstaking research, Johnson's humiliating years as vice president, when he was excluded from the inner circle of the Kennedy White House and stripped of power.

A prodigious researcher, he mines online archives (the third volume of his acclaimed history of Australia will be out in November), and he is a prolific tweeter.

The numbers of MTs in such cells and tissues has not been estimated, but considering the total volume of tissue present in a mature tree, these numbers would be prodigious.