"It's hard to convey today just how small physically the scene was," Mr. Sante said.
"Humility has come to be a very important thing here," Wolfe wrote, "and lately The New Yorker has settled upon small people, small physically, that is, who can preserve through quite a number of years the tweedy, thatchy, humble style of dress they had in college.
Modern systems generally use linear fiber-optic links in place of the long, repeated coaxial trunks to interconnect small, physically separate coaxial distribution networks with shared headends.
The majority of Ca2 + channels are found in couplons adjacent to ryanodine receptors, but there are at least two smaller, physically and functionally distinct, extradyadic populations.
We are aware that we are the smaller, physically weaker sex.
He says while he is smaller physically, he is a much bigger and more positive person emotionally and psychologically.
For example, making yourself "smaller" physically, by crossing your legs, hunching, holding your arms, etc., communicates that you are not comfortable in a situation.
In contrast, smaller and physically weaker children lack the physical capacity to execute this behavior (Raine et al., 1998).
Reliable population HLA-DRB1 data were not always available, notably for small, native tribes of Alaska and Saskatoon, where extrapolation from small and physically or genetically (or both) isolated communities was felt to be unwarranted.
He is a small, determined, physically powerful man of forty-eight who used to be a gymnast and a wrestler.
