Now, the lot in question is small, outdoors and unattended.
The previous sentence could be expressed mathematically as a whole bunch of zeros, which is to say that the $20 million that is one object of the heist in question is small change.
These people are wrong, as long as the team in question is small — on the order of handfuls, dozens or scores, rather than hundreds or thousands — and flexible.
The chance that you will be asked any particular question is small, and even if you are asked the exact same question that you heard in a practice round, you won't get to answer it in the exam.
A baby created via mitochondrial donation will thus have genes from three people its mother, its father, and the woman who donated the egg.The amounts in question are small.
The snakes in question were small (from one inch to just over two inches), but still, it's enough to give us the heebie-jeebies.
For both topics, membranes and differentiation, the frequency of lower-order cognitive questions was smaller in the adapted-teaching version (16 and 23%, respectively), while the frequency of higher-order cognitive level questions was higher (24 and 31%, respectively).
The number of clicker questions was smaller in Fall 2009, because the number of clicker questions used throughout the semester in Spring 2009 led to a major delay in the forward progress of the course.
At times, her questions were small lectures on the governing legal standards.
Other questions are small and profound: should the added security costs needed to operate a nuclear plant be borne by the public or the industry?
