Sentence examples for a size at which from inspiring English sources

This time, the surpluses have not yet reached a size at which those countries will notice the difference.

That is a size at which management fees typically account for a larger proportion of the budget than they would in larger buildings, which can achieve economies of scale.

If people wouldn't buy our app in sufficient quantities, it made no sense to be on there," says Jeffery. "To a certain degree, those problems still exist, but it's grown to a size at which we think one of our apps can make a fifth of the revenues on Android that it does on iOS.

Many species that live in cold waters have special proteins in their blood which attach themselves to small crystals of ice and prevent these from growing to a size at which they would be dangerous.Normally, such an advantageous trait would start as a chance mutation that gave its possessor an advantage in the struggle for life.

Or force the platform giants to shrink to a size at which no individual platform could alter society with the tweak of an algorithm.

We characterized and quantified the behavior of cells initiating contact with channels of a cross-section of 7×11µm, a size at which the Panc-1cells were hardly able to squeeze through.

This is the first World's Fair of any size, at which the U.S., the Soviet Union & the People's Republic of China have all put in an appearance.

7, 449a20 31]), Diodorus apparently used the idea that there is a smallest size at which an object at a given distance is visible as the basis for an argument that there are indivisible magnitudes.

The smallest colonies consisted of at least 5 workers and the largest colonies never exceeded 40 workers, indicating a threshold size at which a colony divides in two daughter colonies.

(We understand that photos are uncropped up to a certain size at which point they are presented as a square photo).

Schulson went on, "Even though it seems that with this region" — he pointed to the nucleus — "the energy should be lower than in the randomly organized water molecules around it," that is not the case until the array reaches a certain size, at which point, because "the surface-energy barrier to nucleation is no longer important," the liquid becomes solid.