It is described as "a device which looked rather like a largish electronic calculator.
Lately, however, some observations have begun to bear fruit.Macho or wimp The candidates for dark matter come in two basic sorts: largish chunks, or darting, sub-atomic particles in unimaginable abundance.
Britain's diminishing global clout is a big problem, both for the country and for the world.In this section Space and the city Three cheers for democracy Great expectations Punch and duty Not so special ReprintsThe uses of abroadAs a largish power in relative decline, Britain has a tendency to veer between hubristic intervention abroad and anxious introspection at home.
There was a largish family saloon (the Fluence), a supermini-sized hatchback (the Zoe), the Kangoo Be Bop ZE and a wacky two-seat urban runabout (the Twizy).
"If you look at the vibrant service companies around the world, most of them are largish companies," says Mr Dobbs.As the South Korean economy has struggled this year, the government's energies have shifted from curbing the chaebol to what it calls "the creative economy".
It already has a largish saloon that competes with the Buick Regal and will be introducing a clutch of new models over the next year or so, including a smaller saloon and an SUV.
"We'd be nationalised," exclaims the boss of one largish European bank at the thought of a move, though only after mulling it over for a minute.
It is the size and weight of a largish paperback, with a portrait-shaped screen and no scrolling text.
He is unusual in Germany in that he was until recently a computer-science professor at Berlin's Technical University, as well as the founder and boss of a largish business.
Instead of cash, BT could take a largish stake in the merged company, which would ease GTE's financing burden.
The latest was American Home Mortgage Investment, a largish lender which this week said it would no longer fund home loans.And there is almost certainly worse to come.
