"book size" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the physical dimensions of a book, such as its height and width. Example: "I was browsing through the bookstore when I came across a beautiful edition of my favorite novel. Its book size was compact and perfect for carrying around in my bag."
Now we have the tradepaperback, still paperback but of larger book size than the pocket-sized mass-marketpaperback.
The way they are displayed — printed the same paperback book size and in identical black frames — has the effect of absorbing the many disparate images into a single photographic essay on the American social landscape.
The next largest book size is probably 7 %, 7.5 of the market.
Further, we observe that the ER performance of our considered system depends on code book size of vector quantized parameters.
It's a two book size and crammed to the brim with fresh revelations and photographs.
Authentic was pocket book size (7.25 × 4.75 inches) for most of its life, changing to digest size (7.5 × 5.5 inches) for the last eight issues.
"The grunge era was the last era of the comic-book size, superhero rock star," he said.
Just around the corner, in a nearby gallery, a tiny landscape, paperback-book size, painted by Vel?uez as a young man in Rome around 1630, shows the gardens at the Villa Medici.
A telephone-book size tome printed on cheap paper in black and white and in all kinds of typographies, and peppered with sharp, often funny commentary on its products by its editors — as well as essays, short stories by writers like Wendell Berry and letters from readers — the catalog was nothing if not user friendly.
Viz has been coloring and reprinting DBZ manga in color and at standard American comic-book size, and I am not mad at it at all.
ADVANTAGES -- High-quality, book-size display.
