Rice became important in the mid-19th century, as did pineapples in the 20th century, though large-scale production of both has since declined.
And even though large-scale infrastructure spending almost dried up in Spain after 2008, some tourism-related investments have gone ahead.
Whale meat is still occasionally served to schoolchildren in Japan as a reminder of their culture, though large-scale whaling only really began after the war, on the orders of General Douglas MacArthur, who oversaw America's occupation.
It's a tremendous undertaking, though: large-scale marsh restoration requires scores of barge and backhoe operators, as well as engineers, to create the diversions, distribute the sediment, grade the marsh banks, and maximize the inlets and channels that make a healthy, productive marsh.
The potential productivity in both countries may not be strictly equivalent, though large-scale studies point to very similar NPP values (e.g. Ťupek et al. 2010; Bellassen et al. 2011; Babst et al. 2013).
In the positioning system of the large-scale high-precision stage, the primary resonance mode appears in low frequency, though large-scale high-precision stages are used in industrial fields.
DAC did not require hashing, though larger scales, i.e. billions or trillion of distinct values, might make it necessary.
Even though large-scale interactomes have been detected or predicted, they are just static snapshots of the biological systems, whereas the real biological systems are spatially and temporally dynamic.
The most dramatic example, though, features a large scale manufacturer, the Gibson Corporation.
Even though these large scale phylogenies are useful, most lack peripheral (mostly Brazilian) endemics, making their contribution to this debate limited.
