Mr. Cameron's solo model is unusually small, its inner diameter less than four feet.
The latter is unusually small, like a lightweight sports car's, and is set unusually low.
It is roughly the size of a dime, although thicker, but its head is unusually small, even for an insect, which gives it an appropriately thuggish look.
Then, too, the board is unusually small, with just 18 members: the New Hampshire governor, the college president, eight trustees appointed by the board, and eight chosen by alumni.
That is why the plan to let people retire at 63, whatever the case for it on equitable grounds, sends the wrong message.An important part of any attempt to pep up growth given these handicaps is a stronger performance by Germany's services sector, which is unusually small, stuck at just 69% of output over the past 15 or so years.
Osmium's 0 300 K bulk modulus change is unusually small: about 1%.
It's also a neap tide, which means the difference between high and low tide is unusually small.
Housing is unusually small here and most people live with their parents until their 30s, plus sex is entertainment, so it's an entertainment venue.
Being only 91 bp in length, the IRES is unusually small yet more active than several other cellular IRESes known to date.
BES8 (TAR64) is unusually small and only contains a single copy of ESAG7 followed by the 70-bp repeat region and the VSG (Figure 3).
Accordingly, the target-based resistance spectrum for GE is unusually small.
