Sentence examples for yet very large from inspiring English sources
You could infer, however, that the business is not yet very large, accounting for less than $131 million of Amazon's $5.7 billion in revenues that quarter.
This leads to very few (often only one) yet very large networks, as it only creates the union of interactions between orthologous proteins of the two species.
This is probably because the number of currently sequenced genomes is not yet very large, or because the different archaeal phyla and orders diverged less rapidly than bacterial and eukaryal ones, reducing the "radiation" effect that makes difficult the resolution of the most basal nodes in the global bacterial and eukaryal phylogenies.
The maximum total ion loss rate is obtained in the situation where the magnetic cusps enable magnetic field aligned ion loss but where the intrinsic magnetic field has not yet formed very large and strong closed field line region.
Then we saw something they hadn't yet noticed: a very large male African cape buffalo that appeared to be dying.
Here is yet another and very large book on Virginia Woolf to join the scores of others on the library shelves.
But yet again our (very large) "voles" have been at them, so Saturday morning ( a muggy 5.45am with the awareness that these early starts, too, will soon pass) I start lifting plants rather than picking pods.
Crops and domesticated animals are often very inbred (because humans have attempted to fix desirable genetic variants) and yet can have very large population sizes and high reproductive output.
Yet the windows are very large and open and the rooms flow into each other as they would in a contemporary house, making the space great for entertaining, he said.
However, for most engineering systems the dimension of the dynamics is expected to be very large yet the flow field data is available only for a finite time.
She is also supposed to have been in an equal hurry when visiting Thomas Edison's studio in New Jersey, in order to have her voice immortalized on the great inventor's phonograph....... Sargent's portraiture of London society was addressed to a large yet very selected public.
