In these times of shrinking open tracts of land, water company land is considered a valuable hunk of nature.
Throughout the Interior West, where urbanization and suburban sprawl are rapidly shrinking open space, election campaigns are playing out against a range of issues: immigration and gun ownership, land use and fire policy, among others.
The agency has been seeking to fulfill its multiple-use mission for managing public lands in our new age of growing population, shrinking open space, increasing competition of uses, and accelerating oil and gas production.
Faced with shrinking open grasslands, once solely pastoral people are settling down and planting crops of their own to supplement their livestock.
Your world shrinks Opening the door and leaving the house should have been one of my more straightforward daily tasks, but with the risk of stereo shrieking and the probability of a double bottom explosion, "popping out" proved impossible.
Dr. Henry Carter Kevin Spaceyy), the title psychiatrist of Jonas Pate's "Shrink," opening Friday, is by every rational standard a woeful specimen of the mental-health practitioner.
Tap a function key, and Panther either shrinks open windows so that none overlaps (allowing you to select one with a swipe of the mouse), does the same for one program's windows, or shoves every window to the border of the screen to allow a clear glance at the desktop.
Alternately, just open DVD shrink, and select "Open Files" at the top.
For anything else, such as drugs or virus particles engineered to carry therapeutic genes, scientists must resort to a trick: Injecting a concentrated sugar solution makes the endothelial cells shrink, temporarily opening pores between the cells.
The built-in Exposé feature, included in the past several versions of the system, shrinks all open windows to thumbnail size with the tap of a key so you can quickly find and select the one you want to concentrate on.
