Smaller in sentence

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Smaller ones don't have the resources or the expertise, and so there's this market of Western companies who are happy to supply them with the tools and techniques for a price.

On there is bacteria, and near that bacteria, 10 times smaller, a virus.

Inside of that, 10 times smaller, three strands of DNA.

The land area required for a synthetic forest or a manufactured direct air capture plant to capture the same is 500 times smaller.

It's gotten smaller, it's got less detail, less resolve.

Here's an aerial photograph of one of the Anasazi ruins; you can see it's circular at the largest scale, but it's rectangular at the smaller scale, right?

Conversely, in sports where diminutive stature is an advantage, the small athletes got smaller.

And while the large got larger and the small got smaller, the weird got weirder.

And as the large got larger, small got smaller, and the weird weirder.

The patterns that you see are there at all of the different scales, but you can't chop it into one little bit and say, "Oh, well let me just make a smaller climate."

I can't use the normal products of reductionism to get a smaller and smaller thing that I can study in a laboratory and say, "Oh, now that's something I now understand."

That's years, that's millennia, and we need to go to even smaller scales.

Climate models in the 1990s took an even smaller chunk of that, only about three orders of magnitude.

The main star is an enzyme called luciferase, which in the course of evolution has figured out a way to wrap its tiny arms around an even smaller molecule called luciferin, in the process getting it so excited that it actually gives off light.

It takes a little bit of fuel, but as you know, agriculture can have a carbon footprint, and fish has a much smaller one, so it's less polluting.

There were smaller billy possums on a stick that kids could wave around like flags.

They sat me down and said, "Lizzie, the only thing different about you is that you're smaller than the other kids.

So, as the boundaries of what we determine as the safety zone grow ever smaller, we cut off our children from valuable opportunities to learn how to interact with the world around them.

In fact, it's actually much smaller even than shown here.

The ones held by black hands got substantially smaller bids than the ones held by white hands.

So I think living in a generic reality that's mediocre, there are nasty bits and nice bits and we could make the nice bits bigger and the nasty bits smaller and that gives us a kind of purpose in life.

Maybe it's because my native state of South Carolina, which is not much smaller than present-day Hungary, once imagined a future for itself as an independent country.

But then supermarkets started selling smaller, 11-centimeter pies, and suddenly, apple fell to fourth or fifth place.

You can see something that you couldn't see when you only had smaller amounts of it.

What we find is that when we have a large body of data, we can fundamentally do things that we couldn't do when we only had smaller amounts.

So if you look at this, these are the best estimates we have of world GDP growth and rate of return on capital, average rates of return on capital, so you can see that during most of the history of mankind, the growth rate was very small, much lower than the rate of return, and then during the 20th century, it is really the population growth, very high in the postwar period, and the reconstruction process that brought growth to a smaller gap with the rate of return.

What would it mean for her if she were freed from that voice of her inner critic, nagging her to have longer legs, thinner thighs, smaller stomach, shorter feet?

And in poorer countries, smaller countries, fragile countries, conflict-afflicted countries, remittances are a lifeline, as in Somalia or in Haiti.

However, the problem with microRNAs is that we cannot use existing DNA-based technology to detect them in a reliable way, because they are very short sequences of nucleotides, much smaller than DNA.

Softball players see the ball as smaller if they've just come out of a slump, compared to people who had a hot night at the plate.

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