The higher parts are commonly composed of small segments of resistant granite that formed as magma intruded into preexisting rocks.
Yet some small segments of the market, such as luxury homes for buyers prepared to pay cash, are reasonably healthy.
They found the children with ADHD were more likely to have certain small segments of DNA either duplicated or missing than the other children.
"Limbo, and Other Places I Have Lived" alights on small segments of the lives of women -- always women -- very often in exotic locations far from their American homeland.
So Yahoo is introducing changes in small stages and to small segments of its audience at a time, all while soliciting feedback from its users.
Not only are these two of the most expensive news media markets in the country, but also, only small segments of their viewers can vote in New Jersey.
When they looked at the three-dimensional structure — the hairball — Encode researchers discovered that small segments of dark-matter DNA are often quite close to genes they control.
Although production methods vary, many coral farmers use a process known as fragmentation, or "fragging," which involves cutting or collecting small segments of live coral.
Small segments of DNA are transcribed into RNA by the enzyme RNA polymerase, which achieves this copying in a strictly controlled process.
There will always be small segments of the population who will be eco-friendly even when its expensive, inconvenient or unpopular, but for the rest, we need a far better sales pitch.
And that's surely right, to the extent that this is also true of the electorate at large — there, too, huge shifts in overall results can be affected by shifts in preference among small segments of the population.
