It was difficult to determine how many were dead or trapped because a neighborhood of densely packed apartments was flattened beneath boulders, each the size of a hill, and because government rescue workers were extremely slow to respond.
No human has ever been before to where the Deep team landed on its final filming expedition - a thousand metres beneath shifting icebergs the size of a city-block off the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula.
But these days the foundation beneath Mr. da Silva measures about the size of his wife's shoes.
It was beneath a massive stone, the size of a building.
After four and a half agonizing months, Ms. Mays felt a bulging growth beneath the skin, "about the size of a grapefruit".
Drew typically puts up two rows of metal folding chairs, ten chairs in each row, and the act stands beneath a mirror ball the size of a basketball, in front of four picture windows that look out on Drew's back yard and the lake.
Archaeoastronomy is sometimes related to the fringe discipline of Archaeocryptography, when its followers attempt to find underlying mathematical orders beneath the proportions, size, and placement of archaeoastronomical sites such as Stonehenge and the Pyramid of Kukulcán at Chichen Itza.
Also, for R ≤ 4, the ASN curves of the TT and DTT stayed beneath the sample size required by the SSD (N = 106).
However, the size of beneath delaminations has no significant effect on the buckling load and compressive failure load of composite laminates.
As scores of Texas A&M University students were busy constructing a tower for the school's traditional football bonfire, the 40-foot structure buckled and collapsed early today, killing at least 11 students beneath a snarl of logs the size of telephone poles.
