And there are very faint objects of intermediate size, brown dwarfs, that have been stepping out of the wings with increasing and mystifying frequency.
The brains of surface-dwelling fish were also roughly 30% larger than those of the blind cave fish, while those of the hybrids were of intermediate size.
Scientists believe that kinetic energy interception is adequate for the majority of objects, including those of intermediate size and most likely to cause destructive tsunamis.
Larger than bacteria are other autopoietic systems of intermediate size such as protists, fungal spores, mules and other individual mammals, and plants such as oak trees or poppies.
The lumbar (lower back) disks are thickest, the thoracic (chest or upper back) are thinnest, and the cervical are of intermediate size.
The solar system also contains five known objects of intermediate size classified as dwarf planets and a very large number of much smaller objects collectively called small bodies.
We find basilisks of intermediate size obtain little support for their body weight by slapping the water surface; most of the support comes from stroking the foot downwards while expanding an air cavity underwater.
Mortality among newborn infants, for example, is highest when they are either very small or very large; infants of intermediate size have a greater chance of surviving.
A beaching craft of intermediate size, which the U.S. Navy called the LCT (landing craft, tank), was carried over oceanic distances and launched at the time of assault.
The process of expanding the initial borehole to the ultimate required diameter in rocky strata is often a complicated procedure involving several passes of intermediate size reamers.
A new correlation for the prediction of the influence of free stream turbulence on the drag coefficients of intermediate size particles is also proposed.
