The scatter about these critical values is small, which is noteworthy considering the wide range of flame conditions.
Etymology: (Greek: to smoke or emit smoke) Note: Dissecting microscope ideal for Typha identification (flower structures small), which is complicated by hybridization.
Earl's is very small, which is both a boon (to its fish-out-of-water, Avenue C aura) and a nuisance (to anyone aspiring to be a patron).
Printed copy at the end of this spot says, "Help us be there for disasters big and small," which is followed by a request to "Donate at redcross.org".org
Matrix diffusion plays a dominant role in solute transport when the hydraulic gradient is small, which is often encountered in practice.
The difference between both types of pyrheliometers is very small, which is a good precondition for using the INTRA sun tracker for precise measurements in the future.
Moreover, the AP cell design allows the gas-filled inner volume to remain small, which is highly beneficial for experiments in which fast gas exchange is required.
The skew in each of these sub-images remains almost the same as conventional rolling shutter, but the time-lag between two sub-images is very small, which is useful for capturing ultra-high speed events.
So, that means that if n gets very large, if you write a lot of policies, then the probability of deviating from the mean by more than one or two standard deviations becomes very small, which is what Aristotle said.
The Law of Triviality also calls to mind the caustic comment, usually attributed to Henry Kissinger, that "academic politics are so vicious because the stakes are so small", which is surely a fair take on most office politics, too.
So it is with the bar tenders who serve me a medium glass of wine (175ml) when I ask for a "small" (which is, officially, 125ml)... and the sellers of popcorn in cinemas.
