Sentence examples for size scientists from inspiring English sources

Space: Big, Fussy Eater There is an enormous black hole at the center of the Milky Way, and, given its size, scientists have long wondered why it doesn't grow faster and consume more than it does.

Female octopuses can stretch their arms further than males of an equivalent size, scientists studying the animals' biomechanics in Italy revealed in 2013.

By controlling their shape and size, scientists can engineer the performances of nanostructures and it has been proved that the properties of these alloys are much superior to their pure metals, as quoted earlier.

Moving up in size, scientists demonstrated last year that embryonic rabbit kidneys could be frozen, thawed, and grown into full-sized and fully functional organs, capable of transplant into living animals.

The region relies primarily on an underground aquifer so big that when the U.S. Geological Survey tried to measure its size, scientists got to 12 trillion gallons, "and then they stopped counting," Coachella Valley Water District spokeswoman Heather Engel said.

These days Mr. Tartakovsky, the creator of "Dexter's Laboratory," the Cartoon Network's hit series about a pint-size scientist with maniacal tendencies, has a new alter ego.

Pfizer's size enables scientists to use the most advanced tools and technologies in their quest for novel therapeutics, on a scale rarely equalled by academic laboratories, where funding is more limited.

Getting the figures right is important, says one of the critics, Antoine Louchart, a paleo-ornithologist at the University of Lyon in France, because understanding the dodo's proper body size helps scientists understand how birds evolve on islands.

Despite the large sample size, the scientists were unable to detect any significant detriment in the coordination of the group watching in 3D, they report online today in Royal Society Open Science.

While we appreciate that this represents a miniscule amount of time from a geological perspective, the ability to use legacy topographic data increases the temporal sample size earth scientists are working from and allows us to make more authoritative statements about landform evolution than the shorter-term view supplied by research solely using HRT data.

The cost of correspondence in this case is not a linear function of network size, "allowing scientists to reach a wider audience than they would by exchanging private letters" [ 1].