In an environment where each year's new graphics technology was leaps and bounds beyond that of the year before, text adventures were comparatively ageless, which extended their sales even further.
The horizontal component of the groundwater flow is comparatively small in extended flat areas and, therefore, its effect on attenuating the impact of injection water in shallow subsurface areas is weak.
The dominance of relatively short STRs in the genome of D. pulex indicates that the 'life cycle' of a typical TR is comparatively short, i.e. the frequency of interrupting point mutations is relatively high compared to extending slippage mutations.
In recommending that more effort is made to keep 18-25s oft of prison, the justice committee's report effectively suggests that the leniency already afforded to comparatively privileged young people is extended across the class spectrum.
This heritage has been extended with the comparatively recent introduction of recombinant and re-engineered insulins, in addition to the advent of GLP1 agonists.
Invertebrates such as insects and plants are comparatively resistant and can survive extended exposure with no apparent short-term effects.
We have therefore extended the usual research design to comparatively include ordinal methods, such as polychoric correlations.
According to the scenario I propose, an extended, though also more abstract and hence comparatively less resilient, civic solidarity will have to include the members of each of the European nations.
Moldova's climate warm and moderately continental is characterized by a lengthy frost-free period, a comparatively mild winter, considerable temperature fluctuations, and, in the south, extended droughts.
We may regret that the means were domineeringly and too often violently patriarchal, but marriage was a comparatively peaceful way to extend social and political stability.
