Sentence examples for small fell from inspiring English sources

THE early days of personal computing were marked by a spectacular free-for-all as companies big and small fell over one another in a mad rush to become the dominant player in a brand-new business.

Lenders large and small fell over themselves trying to profit from selling a piece of the American homeownership dream to historically oppressed segments of the US population hitherto excluded from formal finance.

Wisden Cricketers' Almanack noted that, compared to 1923, "Small fell off considerably" with the bat, and that his "increased measure of success" with the ball did not compensate for the failure of other bowlers.

An increase in activity following the small-scale felling ('key-holing') required for the installation of turbines could put foraging bats at risk from collisions with turbines.

The size of the felled area influenced activity (for bats overall and Pipistrellus spp ., with 90% higher activity in smaller felled stands (less than 5 ha−1) compared to larger felled stands (greater than 30 ha−1).

Prior to enclosure, Low Fell was predominantly inhabited by a small number of tinkers and hawkers but after enclosure the character of the suburb changed rapidly as people moved to be close to the new turnpike road.

A number of small, isolated settlements had developed around the road at modern-day Deckham, Wrekenton, Low Fell and Sheriff Hill.

They are normally left to graze freely on the hillsides (without any additional feed), but each ewe tends to stay in her heaf (the local term for heft), the same small area of fell.

To minimize the logging damage, we selected and felled small trees within the area that potentially will be impacted by the felling of large trees.

The twang of Ned's untutored but vibrant prose would be hypnotic in itself, yet Carey adapts it to a series of set pieces -- Ned's rescue of the drowning boy, a boxing match, his first meeting with the woman who will become his wife, the ambush, even the small drama of felling a tree -- that are as gripping as any you could wish to read.

A comparison of IOMA's performance to that of the commonly used methods of flux balance analysis (FBA) (Fell and Small, 1986; Kauffman et al., 2003; Varma and Palsson, 1994) and minimization of metabolic adjustment (MOMA) (Segre et al., 2002) shows the significant advantage of IOMA in both validation tests.