Sentence examples for recognized as large from inspiring English sources
Subsoil has been recognized as large reservoir of soil organic carbon in recent years.
In particular, we contend that "large scale restoration projects" include little restoration and should be recognized as "large scale rehabilitation programs" more aligned with ecological engineering principles and the overriding aim of restoring natural capital.
A structural boundary is recognized as large degree isoline.
Steep changes in the subsurface structures, such as faults and/or geological boundaries, are recognized as large absolute values of the first horizontal derivative and the 0 mGal/km isoline (zero isoline) of the first vertical derivative of Bouguer anomalies (Society of Exploration Geophysicists of Japan 1998).
Simple cues such as skin tone are sufficient for racial category to be recognized [20] [22], but perceiving kindenschema (e.g., big eyes, small nose, large forehead) requires more configural processing; that is, features can only be recognized as large or small in the context of the entire face/head.
AHCs were recognized as large (≥20 μm diameter) and TO-PRO-3-positive (blue) cells in the AH.
The seizures were easily recognized as large-amplitude bursts of spikes (150 600 μV) with a frequency of about 2 4 Hz and duration of 10 60 s, which, notably, occurred mainly during periods of behavioural arrest as also reported by others (Dube et al, 2000).
Therefore, we interpret our result such that a splitting might exist in the measured spectrum; splitting is so weak that it is recognized as a large frequency broadening.
As an International Bird Area, Quehanna's forests are recognized as a "large, unfragmented tract with exceptional diversity of woodland species" and are home to 102 species of birds.
Harper, who's also the show's producer, said that despite the pain and guilt associated with slavery, it's important that it be recognized as a large part of our nation's story.
COPD admissions are recognized as a large burden to the UK health economy; hence we felt that a detailed consideration of the effect of rationalizing oxygen use on this was warranted.
