Chief among those are smaller overall size (for clearance in Grand Central Terminal), and the ability to use electricity from both the over-track wire and the third rail.
There was a general pattern in overall size of elements from lineages in each of the two superfamilies.
MoMA's 2004 renovation, designed by the Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi, increased the museum's gallery space to 125,000 square feet, from 85,000 (and the overall size to 630,000 square feet, from 378,000).
Similarly, the shape of the grass pollen pore (Schüler and Behling, 2011a, b) can be hidden from view because of the orientation of the specimen on the SEM stub, and the collapsing of grains on the SEM stub can prevent the overall size of pollen grains from being measured accurately (e.g., Moore et al., 1991).
China's one-child policy is the best known and most extreme of these.Now though, as John May, formerly of the World Bank and now Georgetown University, shows in "World Population Policies", the focus of demographers has switched from the overall size of populations to their composition that is, to age groups and their relation to one another.
The trace images give valuable information about the magnitude of diffusion, and the shape of the diffusion tensor may change independently from the overall size or magnitude of the diffusion tensor.
US and Israeli officials are thought to have broadly agreed what weapons systems Israel may obtain under the so-called memorandum of understanding but are still discussing Israeli requests to increase the overall size of the existing $30bn commitment – reportedly from $3bn to around $4.5bn a year.
After excluding femur height from the dataset, overall size remained significantly different between the sexes (MANOVA, Wilk's λ = 0.60, F3,100 = 22.2, P < 0.0001).
However, hybridizing different NPs together into a single unit or entity often suffers from significantly increased overall size and decreased physiological stability, which limits their potential in vivo application.
