"In reality," Mr. Filipowski said, "we're not seeing big changes in the size of the shows".
An article in Business Day yesterday about changes in the size of fortunes left by Americans when they die misstated the amount of wealth exempt from estate tax.
Changes in the size of a small part of the brain can be used to predict mental decline in older people, a study being released today suggests.
By amplifying tiny amounts of DNA in the patients' bloodstream that had the same rearrangements, the test was able to monitor changes in the size of the tumour.
Emiota is presenting a prototype belt that measures changes in the size of the wearer's waist and adjusts accordingly.
Specifically, he designed a series of interfaces that, through simple changes in the size of the icons or in the use of boxes to delineate options, were geared toward different users: adults, children, the elderly.
Correction: November 4, 2004, Thursday An article in Business Day yesterday about changes in the size of fortunes left by Americans when they die misstated the amount of wealth exempt from estate tax.
(Source by Company reports) Correction: January 24 , 2004 Saturday A chart in Business Day yesterday showing the changes in the size of the work force of the Eastman Kodak Company from 1980 to 2003 carried incorrect figures.
DLS is a powerful tool for determining small changes in the size of particles.
These changes, together with the shift from a rural to an urban economy, caused changes in the size of families.
First, we examine to what extent changes in the TSR are due to changes in the size of the working-age population and to what extent to changes in the size of the non-working-age population.
