An article on June 30 about a caviar production project in Abu Dhabi misstated the size at which the sturgeon raised there are harvested for their eggs.
And at the center of it all is the holiday's official mascot, the Easter Bunny, whose place on the adorable/terrifying scale depends entirely on the size at which it's depicted.
In the early 14th century the first of the Wittelsbach line of Holy Roman emperors, Louis IV (Louis the Bavarian), expanded the town to the size at which it remained up to the end of the 18th century.
For a transformed tumour cell to produce a tumour of about one billion cells (a mass that weighs about 1 gram [0.04 ounce], the size at which it becomes clinically detectable), the cell must double its population 30 times.
Progress in disk-drive storage in recent years has been made by pushing back what the industry refers to as the "superparamagnetic limit," the size at which the magnetic spots are so small that their magnetic fields can no longer be kept stable at room temperature.
His stimulus package was supported by no Republicans in the House and only three Republicans in the Senate, so-called moderates whose support was won by shrinking the package below the size at which it would have done the most good.
In the messy world of Internet technology, where the browsers often can't even agree about the size at which to draw a simple box, that is as clear a signal as one can reasonably hope for: perhaps it's time to retire ''.
Multisided markets create network effects that increase the size at which the market will be most efficient.
Experiment 2 was designed to determine the size at which the DF acquires ovulatory capacity in B. indicus heifers.
