DRG neurones are characterized by the size of their cell body and exhibit a typical size distribution with most cells in the small- and medium-sized range (which give rise to unmyelinated and thin myelinated axons) and fewer cells in the large-sized range (which give rise to thick myelinated axons).
For example, TEM Uehara et al. [24] observed sub-micrometer sized phase separation involving ferromagnetic and charge-ordered antiferromagnetic domains with a typical size of about 0.2 μm in La0.625 − yPryCa0.375MnO3.
The Transporter offers a higher quality of sound from a typical size stereo component.
The site, 1,868 square meters, is a typical size for the area.
The metal for the coins was cast as ingots, a typical size being 1/2 × 1 × 20 inches.
Its diameter is a little less than two miles, Dr. Jenniskens estimated, "which is a typical size for a comet nucleus".
To back up my 50-gigabyte hard drive, a typical size these days, would take 25 days before the initial backup was complete.
Riverside has applied for licensing, the first step toward becoming a medical school, and hopes to admit its first four-year class in 2012, and to have 400 students by 2016, a typical size for the new crop of schools.
Listed at 5 feet 10 inches and 178 pounds — a typical size for a back of his era — Parker was one of the last tailback stars in the single wing, a run-oriented formation that preceded the modern T formation.
A typical size is about 56 feet by 15 feet wide, though the trend, Mr. Harris said, is to build bigger and wider, especially among buyers, where pride of ownership can lead to floating palaces of up to 2,600 square feet with lots of customized extras.
(Note: wedding dresses run small, so a typical size 8 dress will be a size 10 or 12, a psychological shock for the young woman buying the gown. Kleinfeld resists brides who want smaller sizes, because taking a dress in is easier than letting it out).
