Sentence examples for whose large scale from inspiring English sources

Information systems were at first custom-built by companies whose large scale justified the investment; later, they were commercialized by outside vendors in more-generic forms.

Moreover, low yields also lead to the generation of side products whose large scale production would generate a waste disposal problem.

A good example is that of Thomas Hart Benton, whose large scale work, The Arts of Life in America (1932) is in our collection.

Possible applications of the power spectrum therefore include studies of lithospheric magnetic fields, whose large scales are currently not considered in magnetic field modelling due to the masking effect of the core field.

*Brian Cyril Griffiths, 33, a sculptor whose large-scale works use found objects.

He is a practicing artist whose large-scale graphite drawings are housed in many private and corporate collections.

Among the centre's notable painters is Beyula Puntungka Napanangka, whose large-scale depictions of Kalinykalinypa Tjukurrpa (honey grevillea Dreaming) involve highly detailed, intriguing patterns.

One could potentially remedy this situation by identifying a well-understood physical system whose large-scale dynamics would be asymptotically identical to the dynamics of complex networks.

American evangelist whose large-scale preaching missions, known as crusades, and friendship with numerous U.S. presidents brought him to international prominence.

Cui Jian, whose large-scale concerts were blocked or stymied for years by the authorities, played with the Stones in Shanghai on that 2006 tour.

Music that shocked and appalled some of its audience at its premiere in 1969 (some of whom walked out in protest) but whose large-scale expressivity now seems utterly compelling.