BLOCS WITHIN COALITIONS and their relative dominance are represented by the size of individual donkey symbols.
The falling size of individual orders has been offset by a rising number of customers who are ordering more frequently.
For example, the size of individual sand grains can indicate a storm's strength because heavier grains are carried farther inland in only the strongest storms.
As universities nationwide have enjoyed substantial endowment growth over the last decade, the size of individual gifts has also repeatedly broken records.
Over time the ventricle responds by increasing the size of individual muscle cells and thickening the ventricular wall (ventricular hypertrophy).
We don't give the size of individual contracts but I have no doubt that sport and entertainment will have its best half ever, and the World Cup will be a big part of that".
The price paid to loggers for timber varies from mill to mill, region to region, and is largely dependent on the quality and size of individual trees, and the global and domestic markets.
But the parties can continue to raise unlimited sums, with few restrictions on the size of individual gifts, and much of that money can be spent on advertising that directly promotes the candidates.
Ms. Kiell added that firms also wanted to change or make more efficient use of space by, among other things, highlighting public spaces like conference rooms and moving to standardize -- and generally reduce -- the size of individual offices.
Some engineers, who had come to picket today near company headquarters before the deal was announced, said they remained adamantly opposed to any company control over the size of individual engineer's raises, and thus threatened a "no" vote Sunday.
It is now possible to use the Department for Education's official school census data, completed in January each year, to track the size of individual year groups in 2,785 state schools across England over the years 2010-13.
