Sentence examples for manageable size of from inspiring English sources
Most of all, though, it is in the end the manageable size of these states that permits this to happen.
The low price and more manageable size of the HP may attract those looking to equip a small office or a home office with a fast color printer.
So there is much discussion about estimates of land consumption, the manageable size of megacities, and simple ways to structure, if not to control, this vast spread of urbanization.
In order to take into account vehicle routing from distribution centers to customers while maintaining a manageable size of the optimization problem, we develop a two-phase solution approach.
But, he also said that he's not a big believer in hiring hundreds of employees, instead preferring to have a manageable size of people in the right places.
Transplantations were carried out during July 2008, when juveniles had reached a manageable size of ca. 5 cm.
With the filtering protocols ("Clustered" and "Similar") we show that a combination of filtering on L score, genomic context and threshold filtering allows for compilation of a priority list of manageable size for manual inspection and further experimentation.
Here metabolites, defined as small molecules typically less than 1 kDa, are assessed with modern analytical approaches that can detect thousands of different molecules, and identify informative subsets of manageable size for use in simpler cost-effective instrumentation in the field.
The genes in the network were selected using the dimensional reduction scheme described above, yielding a network of manageable size for visual and biological interpretation.
The style of the early 60s, the gentility, the sanity of pace; even the boarding cards looked of manageable size and made of something scrumptious like tasselled vellum, rather than Kleenex and spit.
The second seems also to be true, maddeningly and invariably so, but born - at least in my (non-tabloid) experience - less from lazy or malign reporting than the necessary distillation of a proliferation of half-known facts into a piece of manageable size, and the exigencies of making a "story" out of events that are probably confusing even to the participants themselves.
