• The cost of installing water meters varies according to both the size of the building and the number of water lines involved.

• Pollen began looking for genes, near these deletions, that could affect brain size.

• When size creates externalities, do what you would do with any negative externality: tax it.

• The meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs might have been less than half the size of what previous models predicted.

• Their smaller-than-average size may be tied to maximizing reproduction.

• Prize pumpkins have tripled in size in the past three decades.

• Semidwarf pears are about half the size of standards.

• People often judge a protest's success by the size of a crowd.

• Even among people of normal weight, a large waist size significantly increases the risk for heart disease, a new study shows.

• All but a handful of colleges and universities are deeply affected by the size of the applicant pool.

• Multiply a city's rank by its population and the result will match the size of the biggest city.

• Chemical reactors are shrinking to notebook and even credit card size.

• Their effective population size according to this definition might be pretty close to zero.

• The exposure time can be more than two hours, depending on the building's size.

• The flowers are larger, with blooms approaching the size of snapdragons.

• Here's a great way to make cardboard cutouts of pretty much any size from a regular digital image.

• What you need to know about sensor size before you buy a new digital camera.

• Some majors are not included because the sample size was too small to calculate a median income.

• Iceland's banking collapse is the biggest, relative to the size of an economy, that any country has ever suffered.

• Now scientists have developed a method to use these vocalizations to gauge the size of individual.

• Magnetically levitated microbots, some the size of a pinhead, demonstrate construction skills on the small scale.

• It is a tiny thing, a flake of bright metal about the size of a contact lens.

• Move the projector forward or back until the pattern on the canvas is the desired size.

• The size of certain parts of the brain can be used to predict videogame prowess, according to new research.

• Dosages of antibiotics should be adjusted for size in adults, two researchers said in a new paper.

• The size and quality of our education programs produce significant economic impact for the region.

• Simply to add up the size of all the world's national economies would seem to be the.

• Determine which image size is appropriate for your monitor.

• Scientists are finally beginning to agree on what controls the size of the sheet and its rate of disintegration.

• See animals up close and gain a better understanding of their habitat, size and adaptive characteristics.

• If you are making a word or phrase stencil, use your computer to print out the word at the exact size you desire.

• It's not a bird or a plane, but it is an ant the size of a hummingbird.

• Locate your height and weight in the middle of a size block for best fit--if you're near the.

• And when a wave meets an obstacle of about the same size as its wavelength, it is scattered in a process known as diffraction.

• Determine which size is appropriate for your monitor.

• Indeed, when it comes to walking, penguins expend twice as much energy as any other terrestrial animal of the same size.

• Each tube contains a small, rooted plantlet about the size of your little finger.

• Sprouting broccoli forms many small florets that are harvested when the size of buttons.

• It's the smallest three-dimensional sculpture ever made: a bull the size of a red blood cell.

• The problem here is going to be file size, file size, file size.

• If so, the average size will drop even more dramatically.

• Our brains are, after all, quite large relative to our body size.

• We do have a few lizards that run on rear legs but the front ones are the same size.

• Prune in winter to shape, encourage weeping habit, or reduce size.

• The immense size of the biggest sauropods was made possible by a suite of evolutionary quirks not seen among mammals.

• Previously, nonprofits of that size did not need to file returns.

• When an earthquake is detected, the software immediately looks at the size of the tremor and the location of its epicentre.

• The twist is that the zigs and zags change in size and spacing as they go from the outskirts toward the middle of the island:.

• In a space about the size of a baseball diamond, lit by long rows of.

• The size of the book depends on the size and thickness of the paper you choose.

• The size of the team should be the size of the lunch table.

• The size of the preference provided is a key variable, the research finds.

• The study begins by estimating the size of mortgage-related losses using three different methods.

• In other words: the size of the brain in proportion to the size of the body.

• Dinner on the poolside patio is caviar and sturgeon, barbecued king prawns the size of turkey legs, sparkling wine and cognac.

• Whatever your garden's size or style, good plant health is your first line of defense against potential problems of any kind.

• Of the four layers, three have holes in the bottom which only let through a certain size of brick.

• Pappas said the company would continue to make loans, but would reduce the size of its operation.

• Yet another way to gauge its size is to look at electricity demand, which moves roughly in step with economic activity.

• She recently correlated amygdala volume with the size of a person's social network.

• They can routinely grow crystals that are several carats in size.

• The size and strength of the bubbles determine the durability of the meringue.

• Children and adults size up objects differently, giving youngsters protection.

• Garner suggested that the size and severity of this problem continued to be ignored by publishers.

• But all that has not yet made much of an impact on the overall size and complexion of the coalition force.

• Roof maintenance, repair, and shading issues may also be mitigated due to the small size of the micro-cells.

• Suddenly, the cat-about twice the size of an ordinary tabby-rises, elegantly arches its back and glares at me one last time.

• Many choices, offering great variety in plant size and leaf color.

• The size can be found using the angular size and the distance.

• I've been involved in many searches on both sides over a couple of decades, so my sample size is hardly n=1.

• And those that are broken up are invariably replaced with vessels that are twice the size and carry freight more cheaply.

• These size changes are so frequent in the evolutionary history.

• With only two traffic lights this town isn't the biggest but what it lacks in size it makes up in its.

• The mini size shown here gives landscapes a polished look.

• Quadrupling in size does not require a quadrupling in energy use.

• These mobile kitchens stand out partly for their size.

• So, a blue paint would use different size nanoparticles than a red paint.

• That's obvious from the shape and size of their teeth.

• One scale showing the orbits of the planets and another scale showing the size of the planets.

• Comb size in females is a good predictor of egg size, and chicks hatched from large eggs have a better start in life.

• Currently, the size of the silver nanoparticles he is using turns the paint yellow.

• O'Dea can tell how warm the water was millions of years ago by looking at the size of fossilized bryozoan shells.

• We can also guess at the physical size of the sensor.

• Yet size can also be the enemy of investment performance.

• Looking at the size of those tires, and the fact that you are powering.

• Even if large size is not actually a handicap, it brings fewer benefits than it once did.

• It was a powerfully influential finding, because at the time, skull size and shape were thought to be connected to intelligence.

• Taranis is about the size of a small jet trainer, but with the look of a stealth bomber to make it hard to detect on radar.

• In recent years, the genetic underpinnings of height and size in mammals have generated increasing interest from scientists.

• Cavendish suspended a tiny lead dumb-bell by a thread and positioned it between two weights the size of bowling-balls.

• To make these pictures useful for physics, it helps to know the angular size of the picture.

• Crucially, the overall size of the fiscal multiplier also depends on how people react to higher government borrowing.

• The total of failures also disguises the size of individual collapses.

• Market capitalisation does not necessarily tally with other measures of size.

• The first generation of robotic tuna had to be tethered to a heap of electronics the size of a fridge.

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