Yet smaller protests have continued.
Incentives are yet smaller because private school fees almost always exceed $2,000.
Yet smaller is the cameo of Meryl Streep as Emmeline Pankhurst; neat casting but ultimately not notable.
Even then, germ theorists like Joseph Lister struggled to persuade people that yet smaller disease-carriers existed.
Below, in black type half an inch high: "with General Tony Zinni (Ret)."; and below that, in black, and in yet smaller type: "and Tony Koltz".
The droplet explodes into smaller droplets; the smaller droplets explode into yet smaller ones until they each contain a charged protein hovering in the vapor.
However, the regime seems keen to stress that the device was more powerful than the two previous tests yet smaller in size, pointing to weapon capability.
On the end of these are 27 yet smaller arms, and on the end of these are spools of thick, coloured cord.
Of these, at least three are minimal grammatical units, in the sense that they cannot be analyzed into yet smaller grammatical units—un-, andl-, and ity.
For instance, the 100-kilowatt fuel-cell stack is a Honda-built vertical-flow design, more powerful than the previous design, yet smaller — about the size of a carry-on suitcase — and lighter.
And scattered throughout the state, or as Mr. McDearman put it, in this "very small area," are yet smaller tracts, like the 195-acre complex in the Murray Hill section of Berkeley Heights along the I-78 corridor.
