But in the long term, rooms in new houses will almost certainly get larger.
An article on Monday about Web sites that offer short-term room rentals misstated the number of rental listings offered by one site, Airbnb.
In 2003, the government abolished a network of abuse-ridden camps where vagrants could be legally detained and replaced them with "relief stations" that provided short-term room and board and tickets home to those who requested them.
Mr. Geithner said it was critical to distinguish countries like Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain, which he said "had no choice but to move very, very aggressively" to cut spending, from bigger, less indebted economies like the United States, which continue to enjoy very low interest rates for long-term borrowing, giving them more short-term room to maneuver.
Whereas the market for more phones and other personal computing devices is limited by the number of persons the planet has to offer, things, being more numerous than people, provide a lot more long-term room for growth.Intel, founded in Silicon Valley in 1968, is responsible for many of the advances that have made today's semiconductors possible.
In broad terms "Room 237" is a nonfiction movie — its human and cinematic subjects are real enough — but it's more of a personal essay than a traditional documentary, specifically in its truth claims.
The samples were stable after freeze-thaw cycle and short-term room temperature stability tests.
For artificial aging after long-term room temperature storage the kinetics showed almost no dependence on the chemical composition.
The artificial aging behavior of these alloys at 175 °C was studied by tensile testing for two thermal histories, including very short- and long-term room temperature storage after quenching.
