Today's vegetable gardens tend to be small, challenging gardeners to create higher yields per valuable square foot.
He had invited his marketing agency and a high-end estate agent to decide on the name of his new, billion-pound block of luxury flats in Kensington, which was already rising above some of the world's most valuable square feet.
A smaller species, the sterlet (A. ruthenus), inhabits the Black and Caspian seas and is a valuable food fish about 0.9 metre (3 feet) long.
But the overseers of the program there acknowledged that for many, the program was more valuable as a foot in the door than as a learning experience.
The most valuable, a 17-foot sculpture of a winged Native American man seizing an eagle, "Dream of Flight," by the Santa Fe artist Lincoln Fox, stands incongruously in front of a Baskin Robbins ice cream shop between the A and B concourses.
Ten feet of snow in the Sierras, whose warmer storms often leave behind snow that's 12% moisture or more, isn't as valuable as 10 feet of snow in Utah, whose snow often hovers in that lovely zone between 8%and9%9%.
Oblique radiographs of foot were valuable for addressing the extension of fracture into the calcaneocuboid joint.
Historical metrology often offers more questions than it does answers, but in the case of Praetorius's Plate XXI, the Brunswick foot provides valuable clues that can contribute to a new understanding of the violin family circa 1619.
He also spent on staffing, adding 275 new executives and 540 associates, for a total of 35,500 employees globally to support the idea that what makes Foot Locker valuable in an industry increasingly dominated by e-commerce is hands-on service.
The steady flow of Arab princes and Russian oligarchs into neighborhoods like Kensington and Knightsbridge has resulted in some of the world's most valuable apartments per square foot, including the sale of One Hyde Park, the world's most expensive apartment.
