They were, typically, of moderate size and inhabited mainly by those who had employment there.
Kipling's bow was of only moderate size and splintery, but its arrows have awakened the imagination of hundreds of millions.
A home gym, once a rarity, is becoming more usual even in households of moderate size and income, and is frequent in more lavish situations.
All the ewes in the Breeding and Pregnant flock should be of moderate size and able to produce twin lambs any time of the year.
However, the Th1 shift was only of moderate size and replaced by Th2 dominance during late sleep (p<.05).
As these examples suggest, South Korea seems to produce an extraordinary number of opera singers, given its moderate size and geo¬graphical distance from the cultural epicenter of opera.
Interspecies interactions are necessary to maintain population levels of moderate size, and they function in most biological communities in much the same way that the rabbit population was controlled by myxoma virus.
Results show that teams of a moderate size and with a moderate level of invention experience (both general and specific) are more likely to create inventions that balance exploration and exploitation.
The first volume of his Manual of the Ornithology of the United States and of Canada appeared in 1832 (with further editions in 1840, 1891, 1896, and 1903) and was the first work of moderate size and price on American birds.
The best producers avoided the danger of making overly soft, rich wines, and adopted a strategy of picking early and preserving freshness, resulting in balanced wines of moderate size and intensity.
