Our predictions - made before the close of polls - are, in decreasing size of Labour majority: Mark Oliver: 106.
Accordingly, the statistical scatter also increases with decreasing size of the (super)stressed domain.
There are 1.2 billion fixed telephone lines, and 1.3 billion people carry mobile phones of decreasing size and increasing complexity.
The industry seeks to produce components at ever decreasing size in an effort to increase speed and efficiency, and at the same time, lower power consumption and weight.
The national headquarters had revoked the MIT chapter's charter in January 2005 because of its lack of members and decreasing size.
The integration of sensors, electronics are used to develop implantable and wearable devices, with decreasing size, weight, and power and increased functionality.
Three American flags of decreasing size are also on the wall, arranged again, curiously, like Johns's "Three Flags," one on top of another, the smallest flag folded on the diagonal.
The small bodies, roughly in order of decreasing size, are the asteroids, or minor planets; comets, including Kuiper belt, Centaur, and Oort cloud objects; meteoroids; and interplanetary dust particles.
QED is often called a perturbation theory because of the smallness of the fine-structure constant and the resultant decreasing size of higher-order contributions.
The minimum size is probably governed by another aspect of the surface-volume ratio: the relative increase, with decreasing size, in surface through which heat can be lost.
Continue to stack the rings in decreasing size order until you have a tower of 18 iced and glittery rings.
