And the remainder of the show, or at least long stretches of it, deals essentially with this development and its application to projects of increasing size.
Traders, normally a prudent lot, were becoming overconfident, placing bets of increasing size, with ever worsening risk-reward trade-offs.
Aztec social and political organization can be divided into a number of levels of increasing size and complexity of organization.
By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, May 24 , 1969P. 29 The Tolstoy Museum, consisting principally of some 30,000 pictures of Count Leo Tolstoy, is made of stone and has the aspect of three stacked boxes of increasing size.
Catches are down in part, he says, because there are fewer fishermen, and in part because of increasing size requirements for harvested lobsters.
Radio telescopes of increasing size and sophistication were built first in Australia and Great Britain and later in the United States and other countries.
Physicians were trained to use an orchidometer, a string of oval wooden or plastic beads of increasing size that are compared against the size of the testicles.
The Roman mills were adopted throughout much of medieval Europe, and waterwheels of increasing size, made almost entirely of wood, were built until the 18th century.
In this scenario, Varanus and other tools are provisioned in deployments of increasing size.
For Treebank, we generated ten fragments of increasing size and fixed minsup at 4.5%.
The cycle basis is formed by incrementally adding candidate cycles of increasing size.
