Sentence examples for well with the largest from inspiring English sources

Mc II preserves the largest phalangeal articular face and connects well with the largest phalange.

While Easton does well with the large local population of retirees, it needed a better way to convince people who are 25 to 55 that it was relevant to their needs.

Evans and Le Blanc's on-screen banter and one-liners went down well with the large audience, estimated at 700, particularly when the DJ stopped his US counterpart ending the show with Clarkson's standard "on that bombshell" sign-off.

The increase in oxygen vacancies agrees well with the larger value of r in Fig. 3.

This SIRT-based inversion procedure has a modest conversion rate but works well with the large sparse system associated with Lg paths.

Although the MU-MIMO will not work well with the large inter-user interference, the conventional feedback and user selection method cannot provide enough information to distinguish large inter-user interference and small inter-user interference.

Like Baidu and Google, having self-driving as part of its portfolio actually blends very well with the larger goal of being integral to the online lives of its customers.

Then, it is shown that a weld sizing criterion can be analytically developed and expressed as a function of weld penetration and joint misalignments, which are shown to agree well with the large amount of test data reported by Xing et al. (2016), including a systematic validation by means of a logistic regression method on the same test data.

There is a new financial crisis in the headlines, and it falls in on President Obama and his Treasury Secretary, who was been reassuring everyone that all is well with the large banks.

Years later, people herald ACT UP for the work it did, but they all seem to forget that in the moment there was enormous tension between the group and the larger progressive community -- as well with the larger gay community -- as people accused ACT UP of alienating allies by being confrontational.

Our results fit well with the larger body of work on the redundant target effect which concluded that the functional locus of the redundant target effect is post-perceptual, but prior to ballistic motor output [10], [16], [19].