A partitioning in favour of small trees may mean that small trees keep in the play and compensate growth losses of the tall ones, thus buffering stand productivity in unfavourable years.
Publishers currently subsidise travel and accommodation for many festival appearances and withdrawing this support may mean some smaller festivals fold – which would be quietly tragic, because festivals kindle and encourage a range of excellent things to do and be which might otherwise simply remain undiscovered, or make a noise like a hoop and roll away for lack of support.
The lean, cloud-based approach may mean that smaller companies can get off the ground, but some believe it doesn't really translate to a cost advantage.
In the Island's wealthier districts, which receive only a small percentage of their budget from state aid, the impact is less significant and may mean a small increase in their taxes.
That may mean a small agency called the Nebraska Public Service Commission has to review the pipeline's route through the state, which could take several months.
Have water as often as you can stomach it but again, initially this may mean only small amounts frequently because a large amount may simply come up again.
There is little doubt that instant meals mean smaller galleys -- which in turn mean more seats -- and in many instances may require one attendant less.
A spokesman for London mayor Boris Johnson said: "These proposals may mean a slightly smaller estate, but they also include bigger, more efficient and well-equipped modern stations.
This may mean a slightly smaller profit margin for supplies, but a larger consciousness that will generate a loyal, intelligent consumer base.
This may mean that the smaller expansin superfamily of Selaginella has changed much more slowly and may represent a more "essential set" of expansins.
