Sentence examples for smaller 1 from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bangle evolved the company's basic 3, 5, and 7 lines while adding the smaller 1 Series and the sporty 6 Series.

While Blizzard's unstoppable World of Warcraft (WoW) has seen an exponential growth in its subscriber base since 2004 - it now rests at around 10 million - two of its closest rivals, Lineage and Lineage II, have much smaller (1 million each) user bases.

The effects of genetic drift are larger when the population is smaller 1 ✓ ✓  b.

The as-deposited original films were cut then to smaller (1 cm in length) segments (called hereafter as samples) to simplify the investigation of their properties.

"c-disordered" H+-birnessite without pre-exchange treatment contains lower levels of Na/K and is preferably transformed into ramsdellite with a smaller 1 × 2 tunnel structure rather than todorokite.

The stipe and rachis range from chestnut brown to dark purple in color and are glabrous; the stipe is about 2 to 3 mm in diameter while the rachis is smaller, 1 to 2 mm.

Patients are, according to most series, a little older than patients presenting with IDC, especially the fraction of patients presenting with ILC younger than 40 is smaller [ 1, 5, 6].

The smaller, 1,300-square-foot double-room pavilion costs 350 euros a night, $460 at $1.31 to the euro; one of the rooms can also be rented for 150 euros.

Yet the scale of the Lusitania disaster, in terms of squandered treasure and lost life, was scarcely smaller — 1,198 of the 1,962 on board died, as opposed to the Titanic's 1,523 out of 2,228 — and its international repercussions were much graver.

NMR relaxometry studies yield two-component T1 values, which further probe structural heterogeneities on smaller (1 10 nm) scales than diffusion experiments (1 10 μm).

They're both Sony backside-illuminated chips that measure 32.8 square millimeters — but the default, wide-angle camera sensor has a pixel pitch of 1.22 micrometers, while the zoom's has a smaller 1-micrometer pitch.