Sentence examples for off size from inspiring English sources
Typical packet classification caches trade off size and performance.
But for pressing purposes size doesn't matter, and it's only the fruits' off size that makes them seconds.
Print dictionaries must trade off size and cost against including enough words for the dictionary to be useful.
In essence, they trade off size and firepower in exchange for something even more valuable: the ability to maneuver on the enemy's home ground and to strike where the foe is thought to be most vulnerable.
A smaller sized device, 3.2 mm in length and 2.65 mm in diameter, was also prepared with HPMCAS to evaluate the cut off size of gastric emptying of solid formulations in rats.
MP5 agar plates containing 5 mM [U-2H]L-valine 11, [U-2H]butyric acid 12, [U-2H]L-isoleucine 9, or [U-2H]L-leucine 10 were overlaid with sterile permeable membranes (12 14,000 Da molecular weight cut off, size 20).
Most calendar pages are a little off, size-wise, so you may want to go with a larger frame, such as the 11 x 14.
The nonlinear relationships between the cut-off size and SAF are established.
Only those voids that are initially larger than the cut-off size can grow rapidly.
Friends give him bags of pantyhose and cast-off size 8 pumps.
Some adverts are vague – "bag of clothes", "women's coats" – and some specific – "eight pairs of cut-off size 8 Levis".
