Various forms of drill have been contrived for acting on a large surface of the stone; others for scooping it out, the shell to be afterwards broken into fragments and triturated; they are all unsafe and ineffectual.
Such disease, when the patient does not soon succumb to its virulence, advances to a frightful extent, affecting a large surface, destroying the whole thickness of the bone, and even exposing the internal parts.
A multitude of minute vessels may be torn without the substance of the brain being much broken, in which case bloody specks will be observed over a large surface of the interior of the organ.
The object is to lay hold of the concretion by as many points as possible—to bring a large surface in contact with the instrument.
It must not be applied where the skin is unsound, nor to a large surfaceat a time, and the greatest caution must be used, on account of the extremely poisonous character of veratrine.
A table-spoonful is sufficient to brush over a large surface.
Mix the powders and place them in a flat-bottomed vessel having a large surface; heat to about 100 deg.
Although one of the most valuable antiseptic remedies, carbolic acid in a concentrated form, when taken internally or used over a large surface externally, is likely to produce poisonous effects.
Neither do these symptoms always occur in regular succession, for in some cases the exudation is most prominent, being very profuse, and serve to spread the disorder over a large surface.
Finer indentations on the side expose a large surface.
The leaf-forms are very varied and owe their existence to the advantage accruing from the exposure of a large surface to the influence of the light.
The Tudor cell has positives formed of lead plates cast in one piece with a large surface of thin vertical ribs, intersected at intervals by horizontal ribs to give the plates strength to withstand buckling in both directions (fig.
For the action to be observable a large surface is necessary, and consequently a source of electricity at a high potential.
In order that the metal should act rapidly on the acid, it should present a large surface, so that a maximum amount of the reacting substances may come into contact in a given time.
The readiest method of preparing this water for use is to agitate it strongly with a large surface exposed to the fixed air.
Such, however, is nitrous air, after it has been long exposed to a large surface of iron.
This strain should therefore be reduced as far as possible by its distribution over a large surface.
Hence it will be seen that a large surface is exposed to a small quantity of water, and in a way that it is entirely controllable.
With running or falling streams a large surface is required, and the wheels turn slowly.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "large surface" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
