"You could even say it's impossible to find a tapestry in such condition, on such a subject, of that size," he said.
My colleague Hélène Mulholland heard him speak at a rally last night where he even got onto the subject of penis size.
He also seemed to fall in love with his own increasing skills as an oil painter, making sheer virtuosity the effective subject of mural-size extravaganzas in which starry skies, gleaming machines, common objects, and perhaps shards of a woman's face or hand tumble forth to no discernible purpose.
"I didn't really hear about the Calvin Klein thing... but I have spoken out on the whole subject of plus-size models -- I don't even like a title: petite, short, high fashion, runway.
In addition to the references cited throughout this article, we recommend several informative and accessible authorities on the subject of effect sizes, summarized in Table 3.
The application of 6 ml of the reference alcohol produced the lowest mean log10reductionn for all glove sizes, e.g., 1.76 ± 1.18 in subjects of glove size 7.5 and 1.79 ± 1.22 in subjects of glove size 8.
The difference between the three volumes was significant in subjects of glove size 7 (p = 0.021; ANOVA), glove size 7.5 (p = 0.025), and glove size 8 (p = 0.013).
Therefore, we repeated the analyses with the independent factors CMV infection, Toxoplasma infection, military profession (the factor probably correlated with the motivation of subjects), size of place of residence and intelligence as measured using the OTIS test (continuous variable).
For the assessment of subjects' size of social network, informants were asked whether the subjects had more than two non-family members in the area (within 1 hour) on whom they could depend or with whom they were very close.
Or, as the article puts it: "As sensor size increases, the depth of field will decrease for a given aperture (when filling the frame with a subject of the same size and distance).
