Mr. Burger cited sales comparable to his listing that were either smaller or in "less pristine" condition.
Changing the size of an apartment -- to something either smaller or larger -- to get a higher rent "is done all the time," said Sherwin Belkin, a prominent landlord lawyer who was not involved in this recent case.
Others, including Google, are looking at creating cars that are either smaller and more compact, or larger and laid out without a traditional driver's seat, turning the car's cabin into a mobile lounge area.
One of the fastest ways for a technology to gain attention is to be either smaller, faster or cheaper, and if a new gadget ticks several of these boxes, all the better.
"While economic and retail conditions remain challenging, we were encouraged to see many stores achieving either smaller year-over-year rates of sales declines or modest sales growth compared with the past two quarters," the chief executive, Michael J. Kowalski, above, said in a statement.
In a plea agreement entered in federal court in San Francisco, Mr. Thatcher said the false reporting occurred during the third and fourth quarters of 2000 and involved Critical Path's improperly booking revenue from transactions that were either smaller than represented or did not exist at all.
The critical wavenumber for the rigid-free boundaries can be either smaller or larger, depending on the concentration of microorganisms.
Specifically, we show that line-shaped micro-concentrator solar cells need to be either smaller than 50 μm wide, or be used at low concentration factors below 100×.
And it's been largely off limits to radio astronomers, who are confined to either smaller, less powerful millimeter instruments or telescopes in the centimeter range.
Overall, urban children in the bottom two wealth terciles seem to benefit the most, while their rural counterparts have either smaller or negative effects.
