Meanings of creating large in English

Levet was well-known for creating large-scale disasters when he attempted magic.

There are concerns about creating large databases with the potential for errors in identifying some individuals.

Traditional catalysts have to be neutralized and washed after a reaction, creating large amounts of waste water.

During the earthquakes the walls moved up and down, creating large gaps between the roof and walls.

New York photographer Tom Watson and his business partner, Rob Howard, make a living by creating large-format digital photographs.

The United Nations wanted to avoid creating large camps "which tend to become permanent over time", he said.

The writer of 1710 says: They stopped the current of the sea by creating large dykes, which they called aboideaux.

And if there's one thing the military is really good at, it's creating large, sprawling, impromptu cities out of thin air.

Minimally invasive procedures involve using devices such as catheters to make tiny incisions instead of creating large openings on the body.

Therefore, the transcriptional space of a gene very often invades the space of a neighbouring gene, creating large regions of overlapping transcription.

Researchers are looking at a concept for creating large holograms that could be projected onto a battlefield, according to the New Hampshire.

The unit also helps reduce taxes by creating large interest costs in Germany and the United States and large interest income in Ireland.

The San Francisco artist spends months at a time creating large-scale paintings of Batman, Superman and even a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle here and there.