Destabilised by the resignation last night of James Purnell, the work and pensions secretary who called for Brown to quit, the shake-up was less wide-ranging than the prime minister had hoped.
The area is less wide than a city sidewalk.
Of course, if Wilkins's foot were less wide, he might not have had the marvelous balance to keep himself propelled forward at sprinter speed, eluding much bigger men trying to slam him all the way to Fort Wayne.
But the front edges are still aggressively sharp, and while it's less wide than the iPhone 6 Plus (the 5.5in model) it's also thicker, which means you can't stretch your hand around it (say, to hold and swipe) as on the larger screen.
The piecewise-constant intervals of the baseline hazard step functions are less wide than in the main model (see Tables 2 and 7): 0 2, 2 4, 4 6, 6 9, 9 12, 12 24 and 24- months.
To be fair, the shape of the box is less wide than 22 DVD boxes lined up on a shelf so though it might have been more compact, you can place it on a bookcase in your collection face out and know it's not taking up any more space.
Indeed, the bat can better isolate the objects it wants to ensonify if its beam is less wide.
The midsagittal shape of the sling is closely related to the width of the tape as a C-shaped sling is less wide than a straightly formed tape.
Of note, the regression equation in this study provides lower eAG values, compared with the widely used equation derived from the DCCT, and the scatter around the regression line is less wide (18).
Drainage of most of the pancreatic secretions through the accessory papilla, that is less wide than the main one, may result in high intraductal pressure in the duct of Santorini.
