Sentence examples for sequence of large from inspiring English sources

The last time there was a sequence of large falls was in September 2008 in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Good things come in bunches, reflecting an intermittent sequence of large donations to the gallery, beginning in 1832, when it was founded around the works and the collection of the Revolutionary War-era painter John Trumbull.

The giant sequence of large, bright, though cool, stars appears in the upper right, and the white dwarfs, dim, small, and hot, lie in the lower left.

Nye examines a sequence of large systems that acquired and then lost technological momentum over the course of American history, including water power, steam power, electricity, the internal-combustion engine, atomic power, and computerization.

The iterative diagonalization of a sequence of large ill-conditioned generalized eigenvalue problems is a computational bottleneck in quantum mechanical methods employing a nonorthogonal basis for ab initio electronic structure calculations.

In contrast to traditional SVE, in which soil vapor is extracted continuously by a vacuum pump, pneumatic SVE is based on enforcing a sequence of large pressure drops on the system to enhance the recovery from the low-permeable areas.

As the alliances fell into place on each side, the stage was set for the sequence of large-scale military actions that constituted the Thirty Years' War.

These are landscapes with a multitude of figures, in which something momentous is taking place, and they unfurl like a whole sequence of large-scale Romantic paintings, shimmering with feeling.

The Dome of Discovery was another exhibit that made an impression on me (which looked remarkably like a smaller version of the Dome of late and not so blessed memory), a wonderful water sculpture that represented the sequence of larger and smaller waves on a beach, and a great open space called the Fairway, which had lights set in the ground.

The time intervals and amplitude ratios for the phase pairs B E, D F, and G H are very similar, which indicates the occurrence of a sequence of large-to-moderate earthquakes at similar hypocenter locations.

Another unique point of this study is the sequencing of large areas of non-coding (intronic and 5' and 3' flanking) DNA, which has been largely avoided by other groups in favour of targeting resources to coding and splice site sequencing.