Small animals are remarkably efficient climbers but comparatively poor runners, a well-established phenomenon in locomotor energetics that drives size-related differences in locomotor ecology yet remains poorly understood.
He has spindly legs, a big but comparatively ill-defined torso, and a prominent chin, which is sometimes covered in a beard and almost always wagging.
Paula Cooper features an enormous but comparatively inert concrete block work, a six-sided structure you can see into but can't enter (Johnson).
But comparatively speaking it maintains a relatively youthful, dynamic demographic.
Against both that good news and the bad (the area is still heavily contaminated from decades of pollution, particularly from coal-burning power plants and trash incineration) is set the unexpected: a surprising but comparatively minor source of mercury contamination may be a result of local spiritual and cultural practices.
Finally, we present our findings about one of the best techniques for energy efficiency which has some limitations but is considered comparatively a better technique.
A typical North American boxcar for bulky but comparatively light cargo may have a load-area volume of up to 283 cubic metres (10,000 cubic feet); that of a modern four-axle European boxcar is 161.4 cubic metres (5,700 cubic feet).
The lifetime prevalence of the different IPV types associated with terminated pregnancy among women found in this study is comparable to findings in studies in Bangladesh and Canada [ 45, 46], but comparatively lower than those in a study in Kenya [ 19].
Today, much like sweet corn, flint accounts for a steady but comparatively insignificant portion of the U.S. corn crop.
Other stimulus related factors, such as eccentricity or luminance level, have a significant but comparatively small effect on reaction time within the central 30°-radius visual field in healthy young individuals.
