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To do that, they'll not only need to build bigger colliders, but also work hard to combine our knowledge of the very, very big with the very, very small and share these fascinating insights with each other and with, well, you.
Plus, that puke attracts bigger predators who want to eat the shrimp's enemy.
If something is freely spinning, as one number gets bigger, the other gets smaller.
The icecaps were much bigger.
For instance, when we bake a fluffy sponge cake, even though the resulting delicious treat is much bigger in size than the cake batter that went into the oven, the weight of the cake batter should still equal the weight of the cake plus the moisture that has evaporated.
When he expands to a bigger size while still weighing 200 pounds, he essentially turns himself into a giant, fluffy teddy bear.
The smaller the area, the bigger the pressure.
Even if you rip off the nearest door to provide a bigger area to catch her with, you still wouldn't be able to save her anyway.
The universe is getting bigger and bigger faster and faster driven by a mysterious repulsive force called dark energy.
This number is bigger than any number in astronomy.
It's a thousand trillion trillion trillion times bigger than the number of atoms in the entire universe.
Or is it something else? Have you ever noticed how the full moon looks bigger when it's near the horizon than when it's high over head?
One of the first ideas suggested was that the image of the moon in the sky really is bigger near the horizon.
But then, why does it still seem bigger when it's rising?
Maybe the moon looks bigger near the horizon because it's next to tiny trees, houses, and towers in the distance.
The two yellow lines in this drawing are the same size, but the upper one seems bigger because we interpret it as receding farther into the horizon.
Now think bigger, take it to biology.
A dog's olfactory epithelium is 20 times bigger than your puny human one.
You could say that the area was converging, approaching a fixed number, while the perimeter was just getting bigger and bigger, uncontrollably ballooning like an overindulgent birthday clown.
When we add two waves, we find that there are places where the peaks line up, making a bigger wave, and other places where the peaks of one fill in the valleys of the other.
If we add a third wave, the regions where the waves cancel out get bigger, a fourth and they get bigger still, with the wavier regions becoming narrower.
If you want to reduce the position uncertainty by making a smaller wave packet, you need to add more waves, which means a bigger momentum uncertainty.
If you want to know the momentum better, you need a bigger wave packet, which means a bigger position uncertainty.
Here's an even bigger jump: mathematical knot theory, first developed around 1771 to describe the geometry of position, was used in the late 20th century to explain how DNA unravels itself during the replication process.
But actually the story is bigger.
But I wanted the ACLU to engage these issues in a much bigger way, in a way that could really make a difference.
We weren't really interested in that kind of case, and we thought this case was much bigger than that.
Hieron commissioned a sailing vessel 50 times bigger than a standard ancient warship, named the Syracusia after his city.
Our robot is much bigger than a small animal, so we had to do what's called dynamic scaling of the frequencies to make sure we had the same interaction physics.
Obviously, if you make the step bigger, and if you have obstacles, you need the full control loops and reflexes and everything.
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