As the plentiful small carvings in the galleries of medieval and Byzantine art near this exhibition attest, ivory, brought overland by Arab traders, was widely available in Europe until the decline of the Mamluk empire.
Big yeast cells are fitter than small cells when food is plentiful, but smaller cells are fitter when food is scarce.
Immigrants tend to concentrate in cities where jobs are more plentiful, though smaller groups have also gravitated toward rural farming towns with crops and meatpacking plants that depend on migrant labor.
With plentiful food, small groups may coalesce into large herds, but the smaller groups still retain their identities.
It is too plentiful for small economies to spend, and has therefore added to the glut of global saving that is in part responsible for the financial excesses of recent years.
What we should do with the salinas is produce salt!" They asked the longtime locals for someone who might remember how to harvest salt the old way: by hand, as it was done here before industrialization made it cheap and plentiful, and small salt works fell into desuetude.
Spintronic devices already exist; hard drives store much more information than a decade ago, because Moodera and others developed spintronics-based read heads that can detect tiny changes in magnetism, allowing more-plentiful and smaller chunks of data to be packed into the same space.
According to Brotchie, job opportunities are likely to be plentiful at small companies that develop and use cutting-edge technology and capabilities.
Pick up only one small sample of a very common and plentiful item for smaller children only, such as an orange leaf.
The locals are incredibly friendly and the native Andeans are so unique and plentiful in the small craft market, where they sell their blankets and woven baskets.
