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Aldebaran A, Arcturus, and Capella A are examples of giant stars, whose dimensions are much larger than those of the Sun.

One of the principal challenges in creating these kinds of switches is that their smallest dimensions are much smaller than the wavelengths of light generated by the machines that etch patterns on silicon wafers.

"In the case of meat, if you think about a hamburger, its lateral dimensions are much bigger than its thickness so that makes the printing considerably simpler.

Since all dimensions are much smaller compared to the wavelength, SPPs of the different layers interact with each other and cause a collective response.

However, when dealing with very near field or when all dimensions are much smaller than the wavelength of interest, quasistatic limit can be applied.

Systems whose dimensions are much larger than microscopic objects like atoms but smaller than macroscopic objects are called mesoscopic systems [196].

However, in MIDUS pretest and WLS telephone administrations, correlations among the dimensions were much lower.

Quantum wires, on the other hand, are even more anisotropic in the sense that one of their three dimensions is much larger than the other two.

This global model with fewer dimensions is much simpler and can be more convenient for the real-time control system design, compared with other dynamic models.

This phenomenon is experimentally difficult to highlight, because its occurrence has been evidenced in the case of elongated parts, when one of the part dimensions is much higher than the others, usually of the order of the meter.

Jet area decreased significantly with increasing blood viscosity, but the difference in jet dimensions was much larger for lower than for higher flow rates and for highest blood viscosity.