Sentence examples for being small in size from inspiring English sources

Being small in size, limited in power, and largely unbiased in distributing their resources, local governments are "managerial democracies" with a distinct style of electoral politics.

Due to the compatibility with CFRP material and being small in size, fiber optic sensor is a good choice for embedding at the interface to measure interfacial strain.

The octopus is very unusual, Zhilenko explained, being small in size but well-suited to the task ahead: "Pavlik weights only 300 grams, but he can raise aquarium decorations, weighing 10 kilograms with the help of his tentacles".

The output disparity is the one with the lowest average matching cost with an additionally penalty in relation to the aggregation region being small in size.

While the boundary between cults and religion often feels confusing -- the Oxford English Dictionary's definitions differ only slightly with cults being "small" in size and possessing "beliefs or practices regarded by others as strange or sinister".

The G42 and A46 were important in terms of their being small in size as mutations that increased the size of residues at these positions interfered with current regulation.

They are small in size, inexpensive, and could be deployed in large numbers.

Black wildebeest are sexually dimorphic, with females being smaller in size and more slender than males.

"Rambam's Ladder" is small in size but very humbling.

It is small in size, but big on innovation.

H.auropunctatus is small in size compared to other mongoose species.