But given the relatively shrinking size of RR compared to OR, our ability to ensure that these countries receive similar priority in total resources becomes increasingly problematic.
When rsp was decreased to 0.1 or less, the measured size of the PB-rich domain relatively shrank; however, the height images of the PB-rich domain would take reverse (translating from the original light to dark) at rsp = 0.85.
There is a drastic decline for small clusters C1 to C4, meanwhile larger clusters C4, C6, C8 are presenting a relatively gradual shrink.
The rise in spending is concentrated in a relatively small, and shrinking, number of battlegrounds.
German banks expanded their exposure to the Fragile Five by 34% to a relatively modest $69bn – while shrinking their exposure to the periphery by an eye-watering 50% to $354bn.
The academic profession is being reshaped according to a two tier model – a shrinking core of relatively secure permanent staff gradually being withdrawn from teaching to focus on the prestige (and grant money) brought by research, and a growing periphery of workers on short term or hourly-paid contracts who do the job of teaching students.
But be suspicious when commentators offer this as proof of conservative religion's superiority because conservatives are gaining religious "market share". In American society writ large, individualism is winning and conservative religion is only holding on to a relatively larger slice of a shrinking religious pie.
On the other hand, Hollywood is a relatively small community under the shrinking theater revenue.
The decision not to let the balance sheet shrink was a relatively easy one, Mr. Harris added.
The rising tide of foreclosed real estate is so overwhelming that the agency, which had shrunk to a relatively tiny 4,800 employees from as many as 15,000 in the last period of bank meltdowns in the 1990s, is in the midst of a military-scale buildup as it undertakes one of the greatest fire sales of all time.
