Sentence examples for under the same small from inspiring English sources

For some families, so many people under the same small roof would have been a recipe for disaster.

While the primary Kardashians have scattered to different houses and cities over the years, the central characters of "Eastwood," including mother, daughter, stepdaughter, wily Korean housekeeper and exotic rescue animals, live under one roof in the same small town as the six-member South African a cappella boy band Mrs. Eastwood manages.

Means with the same small letters are not significantly different among times within the same row, based on LSD at p ≤ 0.05 under ANOVA.

Under the same conditions, the smallest particle size material is more prone to chlorination and exhibits a thicker carbon coating.

Under the same load, the smaller the displacement changes, the stronger the stability becomes.

The bars indicate the standard deviation of the fluctuation (the length of each bar is 2σ), which is obtained from data sampled every 500 steps from 1 × 105 to 5 × 105 steps for 10 runs under the same conditions (except for small random differences in the initially almost flat bed).

This is because under the same traffic load, the smaller BO resulting in larger duty cycle enables the network to transmit more packets.

Under the same rate of change, smaller and more slowly reproducing sexual populations would suffer from larger environmental stochasticity, and demographic factors may lead to extinction even when populations have the necessary genetic variation to evolve (Lynch and Lande 1993; Hoffmann and Sgro 2011).

Moreover, under the same assumptions, we also prove small data global well-posedness and scattering in Hs, if d≥3 and s≥sc.

After decades with few natural disasters, three in 17 months under the same leader (there was a smaller one in March last year) suggests to many that something somewhere is going badly wrong.

The MF-series prepared by the addition of 200 250 wt.% KOH showed a larger capacitance per unit volume and surface area under the same charge/discharge conditions, despite their smaller specific surface areas.