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Stars die by this same intersection, this time flung outward in a violent collision of smaller atoms, intersecting and efficiently fusing into altogether new and heavier things.
If something is freely spinning, as one number gets bigger, the other gets smaller.
The smaller the area, the bigger the pressure.
But human programs take up a lot of space and contain a lot of unnecessary information to a computer, so they are compiled and made smaller and stored in bits of ones and zeros in memory.
Now, it's obvious that a circle's circumference would get smaller or larger along with its diameter, but the relationship goes further than that.
This little metal ball, smaller than two feet in diameter, launched a space race between the U.S. and U.S.S.R. that would last for eighteen years and change the world as we know it.
If anything, the refraction of the atmosphere would make the moon look slightly smaller.
If you've ever tried to draw in perspective, you know that the closer something is to the horizon, the smaller you should draw it.
For one thing, if this was just the Ebbinghaus effect, then we would expect the moon illusion to disappear for pilots flying high above the clouds since there wouldn't be any other smaller objects near the horizon.
We may see buildings that contain everything that people need for their daily life, as well as a smaller, self-sufficient cities focused on local and sustainable production.
Mustard, horseradish, and wasabi are made up of smaller molecules, called isothiocyanates, that easily float up into your sinuses.
Now, 52 may not seem like such a high number, but let's start with an even smaller one.
We start with the number of objects we're arranging, four in this case, and multiply it by consecutively smaller integers until we reach one.
As a general rule, the factorial of any positive integer is calculated as the product of that same integer and all smaller integers down to one.
I did the same thing again with each of the smaller triangles.
But those triangles were getting smaller and smaller.
No, at everyday speeds, such as Tom's car reaches, actually all the effects are much, much smaller than we've illustrated them.
Men prefer females with high-pitched, breathy voices, and wide formant spacing, correlated with smaller body size.
The laser beam breaks the ink globules into smaller particles that can then be cleared away by the macrophages.
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.
The original decoration of this church reflected a smaller world.
The universal phenomenon of entropy means that molecules will tend towards diffusing randomly, moving from areas of high concentration to low concentration, or even breaking apart into smaller molecules and atoms.
Over the millenia, as such light cups grew deeper in some organisms, the opening at the front grew smaller.
Just like when I was smaller, I would use crayons and legos.
And we as a community, we've made computers smaller and smaller.
This high-ranking organ is made up of lobules that each contains smaller cells called follicles, which store the hormones the thyroid sends out into your blood.
In order to absorb nutrients through their cell membranes, they must break down the organic matter into much smaller molecules.
In 2012, the landing ellipse for the Curiosity Lander was only 4 miles wide by 12 miles long, an area more than 200 times smaller than Viking's.
Even if the ball didn't disintegrate on impact, or hit any obstacles, as the air slowed it, the angle of its deflection would increase, causing it to spiral into smaller and smaller circles until finally stopping.
If growth wanes, the risk to human progress and the risk of political and social instability rises, and societies become dimmer, coarser and smaller.
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