The phrase "as a full size" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is of a complete or standard size, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The furniture was designed to fit perfectly in the room, as a full size would."
Alternatives: "at full size" or "in full size".
PU-BIME repeats were also detected in S. typhi as two related variants (a full size and a shorter one, only the former predicted to fold) and in S. typhimurium, along with two novel families, Sal-1 and Sal-2 (Table 3).
The other downside (for me, at least) is that it's not quite powerful enough to use as my main computer — I don't require much beyond word processing and light image editing but I need something that I can use to edit video – that, and the keyboard wouldn't work out for me, as I need to have a full size keyboard due to the nature of my work.
The living room also boasts an oversized alcove that easily converts into a library or office plus an adjacent walk-in closet with tons of storage that doubles as a laundry room (with a full size washer/dryer).
As with all leatherwork, using a full size paper template will help prevent mistakes and also give you a great medium if you want to play about with your design to see if it fits.
As is relaxing waistlines: I am a full size smaller in Tommy Bahama than in almost every other American clothing line, two sizes smaller than most Japanese lines.
But plain and simple the OS is simple and effective can run without a full size HHD as the office application is Google Apps the main window is a browser and it utilizes google chat for IM capability.
He is developing a dwarf mango tree that will bear almost as much fruit as a full-size adult.
The company has a smaller car on the way, the ATS, as well as a full-size sedan, the XTS.
The shows, which will not feature Mr Fowlds, will show Basil as a full-size character rather than a puppet.
