Sentence examples for absolutely short from inspiring English sources

Animals much below the size of a gibbon cannot put as much mass-specific energy into a leap, or jump as high (absolutely) because, to do so, their (absolutely) short legs and resulting brief take-off periods would require excessive powers [ 6, 7].

A major issue in the IPD cloud is its origin, since the lifetime of IPD particles under the Poynting-Robertson drag is absolutely shorter than the age of the solar system.

Its importance is supported by observations that the group with relatively and absolutely shortest necks, the Dicraeosauridae and Rebbachisauridae were significantly smaller than all other sauropod groups (Upchurch et al., 2004; Sereno et al., 2007), i.e. that neck length scales with positive interspecific allometry (Parrish, 2006).

Carly Fiorina, absolutely not: short hair was a sign you'd been conquered.

"There cannot be a ban on the collection of strategic information — information from terrorist leaders and senior managers — by whatever means are absolutely necessary short of inflicting severe pain when that information is likely to preclude attacks".

In Robin's case, absolutely too short.

Lashinsky: Spencer is absolutely right, short sales in their current form are the most frustrating for buyers.

From the team's point of view we were absolutely miles short tonight and we got what we deserved.

"I can assure you behind the scenes, literally 24-7 he's working tirelessly to recruit, to manage systems, to manage the staff, to manage the players, to create an environment that's absolutely nothing short of what Ferguson could have done for Manchester United.

But it's absolutely fine for short meals or occasional use for either a baby or toddler, and it's lightweight and easy to clean, as well as being quick and simple to put together.

What equipment to use in the kitchen, why you need it, where to get it, what to do with it and how to care for it: in short, absolutely every culinary appliance and more, updating the original, 1975 edition, only this time in full color and with cartoons from The New Yorker to remind you that even cooking has its amusing side.