Sentence examples for historic size from inspiring English sources

With 110,000 regular soldiers, the army is only a fraction of its historic size, yet, critics say, it faces demands more suited to the days when Britain was still a major power.

Whatever the reason, the death rate is high enough that it may be hampering recovery of the sea otter population in California, which remains a fraction of its historic size.

"Our numbers are moving around," he says, "we want government back to it's historic size".

You have a class that is historic in size, and it is the difference between being in majority and minority.

Regarding adults, we found a negative relationship between density and historic fragment size, probably related to the past timber harvesting.

As with non-periodic components this would necessitate extension of the Component Model Probe to support the monitoring of previous transmissions and maintenance of historic payload size data.

Using linear mixed models, we evaluated the effects of current and historic fragment size, landscape forest cover and land use changes on the density and basal area at stand level, and considering the two different strata (upper and middle).

Meanwhile, Trump watched TV in the White House and became enraged as the Woman's March generated crowds in Washington and throughout the country and the world that truly were historic in size, giving notice in the process that (i) there will be no honeymoon for this Administration and (ii) Congress had better stand up and take notice or it would not be invited back come November 2018.

Small populations with a historic constant size may therefore be particularly suitable for identification of common disease alleles [7].

The historic effective size can be estimated from marker data [ 7].

In subsequent analyses, a method that uses historic effect size estimates of placebo-controlled trials to adjust the HR observed when working with a nonplacebo control was implemented.