Other early hominins partly contemporaneous with Australopithecus include Kenyanthropus and Paranthropus; both had comparatively small brains, although some species of Paranthropus had larger bodies.
With practice using specimens of known specific gravity, a person can develop the ability to distinguish between minerals that have comparatively small differences in specific gravity by merely lifting them.
Increasing the CO2 component by 10% will have comparatively small effects on the purchase tax revenue.
The major factors influencing TiO2 leaching were acid concentration and temperature, the other variables had comparatively small effects.
This is important, Chapman said, because the forestry service has more complex guidelines regarding restoration and harvesting, more so than city or county authorities, which have comparatively small and homogeneous forests to manage.
Those schools could use additional publicity but have comparatively small alumni bases from which to pull speakers.
The majority UK medical tourists (60%) have comparatively small, elective procedures, costing less than USD 500.
The reason for these algorithms to be swift in practice is that fragmentation trees usually have comparatively small out degree: fragments rarely have more than, say, five child fragments.
It is interesting that, like the pph21 Δ, rrd1 Δ, and rrd2 Δ mutations discussed previously, the S-phase checkpoint genes have comparatively small effects in Pol δ mutants.
Biota in urban estuaries, such as Jamaica Bay in New York, or other locations with receiving waters having comparatively small volume and limited mixing potential might be substantially affected by CSO discharges.
