Sentence examples for subject of large from inspiring English sources
These are not entirely new themes for this museum -- both have been the subject of large exhibitions -- but the specific examples are, as usual, fresh and in some cases hot off the runway, and their interaction is worth examining.
The peso was the subject of large devaluations in 1976 and 1994.
The fatigue design of welds is the subject of large numbers of publications and a wide range of design approaches.
The selective elimination of metal ions from solution is a subject of large interest from both theoretical and practical points of view.
Metal nanoparticles (NPs) embedded in transparent matrices are the subject of large scientific and technological interest as they show significantly different properties as compared to their bulk counterpart [1, 2].
However, it is difficult to state if a change in TE content or activity is the cause or the consequence of a speciation process because the true role of transposable elements in speciation is still a subject of large debate [ 6].
How about Appendix B, titled "Alternatives Development Technical Support Document?" or Appendix E, "Incident Frequency Study?" Of course, if any artist could or should ever be the subject of large-scale dissection about incident frequencies or landscape level impacts, it is probably Christo.
Two large Fiordland islands, Resolution and Secretary, have been the subject of large-scale ecological restoration activities to prepare self-sustaining ecosystems with suitable habitat for the kakapo.
Facing anti-Survey sentiment inflamed by western drought and concerns about takeovers of abandoned western homesteads, Powell found himself the subject of larger scrutiny before the House Appropriations Committee.
Despite these practical and evolutionary considerations Fagopyrum species have not been the subject of large-scale sequencing projects.
Although refugees have been coming to the Netherlands since the eighties, their numbers were not large enough and their backgrounds were too diverse for them to be the subject of large-scale epidemiological research.
