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Or when the oafish Walter Michael Mooree), who's even more small-time than anyone in Harrisburg, waddles off a bus while "Big Spender" blares on the soundtrack.

Thus initializing and releasing the system imply smaller times than the preloaded model.

All of this attention made the Huskies feel something other than small time.

The figure shows how BinoGMF achieves better positioning accuracy with smaller time usage than the PFs.

Water, formaldehyde and methane are produced on a much smaller time scale than dimethyl ether and the olefins.

Companies are in reality predominantly quite small and short-lived, coming and going on a much smaller time scale than large firms.

In particular, chemical reactions and changes of enzyme activity happen on much smaller time scales than changes in gene expression.

However, FLC-PID response settles faster with ∼49% smaller settling time than PID, possesses zero undershoot, a ∼93% reduced overshoot and 21% reduced ISE.

But the agency's culture was shaped by forces much bigger than small-time corruption.

Females tapped large ants significantly fewer times than small ants (LME, F1,39 = 14.8, P<0.0001, Fig. 5A).

The ESA main requirements are an autonomy of more than 24 h and a recycling time smaller than 8 h.