Sentence examples for traditional size from inspiring English sources

"But if you go to nicer places, it's still served at its real traditional size".

That it has taken almost 300 years for this traditional size to change is proof of the power of taxes to distort behaviour.

But tucked away adjacent to the stadium-style seating is Bregenz's festival house, a sleek modern theater of traditional size, where a quite different brand of operatic entertainment takes place.

In liquid measure, the wine barrel of 126 quarts (31.5 gallons, or 119.24 litres) and the ale and beer barrel of 144 quarts (36 gallons, or 136.27 litres) probably were defined by the traditional size of the actual wooden barrels used in these trades.

The major downside that I can see is the traditional size advantage that comes along with a 7-inch screen is effectively countered by a rather large bezel.

It already has more than 500 primary age children which are not placed in any school - enough to fill a traditional size school.

Plus-size clothes are more difficult, and expensive, to make than more traditional sizes.

The standardization of such linear units as the yard, foot, and inch begun by government enactment sometime between 1266 and 1303 recognized the traditional sizes of rods, furlongs, and acres as fixed and therefore simply redefined them in terms of the newly standardized units.

Furthermore, traditional sizing is not possible for percutaneous MV repair techniques.

The traditional sizing and aerodynamic estimation methods were adopted to incorporate the characteristics of the BWB platform, whereas CFD computations were employed in order to calculate the aerodynamic and stability coefficients, during the layout comparison and trade studies.

And then there's mompreneur brand SproutFit that is challenging traditional sizing for infants and toddlers by making garments adjust as the baby grows.