This risk gets smaller by the day, but it's real.
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With each passing day, the path to victory gets smaller.
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"When I'm tired one eye gets smaller lol," Kardashian West revealed.
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DOES REPOSITIONING MEAN THAT "THE NEW YORK TIMES" ACTUALLY GETS SMALLER?
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The world according to Donald Trump gets smaller by the day.
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Life tends to gets smaller when joining the tiny-house movement.
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And every year, on average, that area gets smaller and smaller.
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Everything gets smaller Apple went plus-size, and then it went small.
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China is getting bigger, stronger, while Europe just gets smaller and weaker.
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A family gets smaller set against the tableau of its aging furniture.
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A recession essentially means that the economy, instead of growing, gets smaller.
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I think, ultimately, the big challenge is that sometimes, the pie gets smaller.
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He gets smaller and smaller before our eyes, and his movements go janky.
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Fuck Donald Trump ... It's like his penis gets smaller every time he says 'huge.
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So either the frame gets bigger to accommodate it or the battery gets smaller.
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Pushing policies that don't reflect our big tent will only mean our tent gets smaller.
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Our group of friends slowly gets smaller and eventually, we walk back to our car.
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The gap in costs for coverage gets smaller as young men approach their mid-20s.
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So as Facebook's stock price climbed, the upside to those grants gets smaller and smaller.
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But mining them gets progressively harder with each block, while the reward gets smaller and smaller.
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"As the number of US troops gets smaller and smaller, there will be fewer interdictions," she said.
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So, as time goes by, that pension gets smaller and smaller as the cost of living goes up.
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It seems that as ultra races get longer, the percentage of women competing in them also gets smaller.
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Water bottle pockets keep hydration handy, while side compression straps cinch in your load as it gets smaller.
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My cache of subject matter gets smaller and smaller and is rapidly reduced to those two or three questions.
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It's true that the gap gets smaller depending on what you control for, but the gap never disappears entirely.
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The difference gets smaller as reserves become harder to find, but investors still like the industry's relatively high risk-return profile.
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First of all, you can't split them, they're hard as rocks, and we have to wait until the hole gets smaller.
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The bears travel around the ocean looking for a safe place to land as their ice floe gets smaller and smaller.
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And that every year, it gets smaller and smaller, and soon will be far far surpassed in every single way. Guaranteed.
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The car literally feels like it gets smaller, more nimble and more a perfect extension of your every thought and desire.
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As the corridor to Turkey gets smaller, thousands of Syrians are rushing to escape what could become a newly besieged area.
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As a general rule, spying equipment always gets smaller and easier to handle as companies continue to improve and develop their products.
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And I'd make a level with only one ghost who gets smaller and smaller the more you eat him, until he disappears!
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It gets smaller in year two, smaller still in year three, smaller still in year four, and smaller still in year five.
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With each of these projects, my city gets smaller and smaller and those who are fighting the good fight become collaborators and allies.
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Though the gap in bonus earnings gets smaller with age, there is a pressing need for young women to close the bonus gap now.
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As the stick gets smaller and smaller, they get closer and closer -- and eventually a fellow K-pop idol pulls them into a kiss.
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The University of Washington findings show pervasive gains in employment between $22021 and $22016, so the cumulative job loss gets smaller at higher thresholds.
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The University of Washington findings show pervasive gains in employment between $20 and $39, so the cumulative job loss gets smaller at higher thresholds.
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So the Republican caucus could get Trumpier as it gets smaller and members like Mike Coffman in Colorado and Jeff Denham in California lose.
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This is possible when the ears are relatively far apart, but gets increasingly difficult as the head gets smaller and the ears get closer together.
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Its DWS, or Deflation Warning System, uses simple sensors to measure the rotation speed of a tire, which increases as it deflates and gets smaller.
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Thanks to a special adaptive algorithm, the better your score, the harder the game becomes: the ants move faster and the target area gets smaller.
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Do you wait inside that room and stay safe for now, but risk having to blow your own cover when the play area gets smaller?
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If a saline implant fails, the body absorbs the saline; it gets smaller, so you can see the difference very quickly in a few days.
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Dr. Antebi thinks that as the nucleolus gets smaller, it also starts remodeling the things it would create to make the best of available supplies.
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As energy tech gets smaller and more modular, it becomes more difficult to distinguish which ones benefit the whole grid versus those who own them.
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The research also shows that women tend to get more sleep than men, and that the collective variability of our sleep patterns gets smaller as we age.
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Climbing the stairs to the workrooms above is precarious: The creaking wooden treads are treacherously narrow, and the building gets smaller, with lower ceilings, as you ascend.
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Wire-free wireless earbuds aren't an entirely new idea, but they are catching on quickly as the tech inside gets smaller and smaller to make it all possible.
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Paul, now with his new kidnapper, watches Primo coolly shoot Bertolini and his partner at long range with a rifle, as their car gets smaller in the distance.
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Studies have shown that the hippocampus actually gets smaller when a person has post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which indicates that the hippocampus isn't functioning the way it should.
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"As ISIS gets smaller, for ISIS it actually might be a good idea to ally with al Qaeda, which is now a pretty big organization in Syria," says Bergen.
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Obviously, the more votes he gets than his competitors, the better, and as the primary goes on and the field gets smaller, he will need to coalesce support around himself.
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"As it shrinks, it gets smaller; just like the California Republican Party has, it will become crazier," Schmidt said, after noting that the GOP had become a "third party" in the state.
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As the world gets smaller and more dense and fascinating, culturally speaking, we look to artists like Miyagi to chart wonderful new theatrical territory, making it strange and familiar, all at once. ♦
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Just like PUBG, players in Fornite Battle Royale will parachute onto an island, forage for weapons and items, and try to out-survive 99 other players as the map gets smaller and smaller.
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"It is easier to study the atmospheres of exoplanets orbiting dim stars," de Wit said, explaining that as a star gets smaller, a larger fraction of its light can pass through a planet's atmosphere.
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The place where those people can be gets smaller over time, and so time's arrow and a little bit of game design herds each of those hundred players into closer quarters and their inevitable demise.
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In one station, populated by a pair of guys who help design jet engines, it was used to subtly adjust the length of a simple 3D model – turn left it gets smaller, turn right, larger.
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Now you're in this tunnel, and it's closing in, in the sense that the margin for error gets smaller and smaller and smaller, and your options get more limited in terms of what feels right.
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The shorter echo implied that the accretion disk reached much closer to the event horizon than previously thought, meaning that it's the corona that gets smaller, rather than the accretion disk that moves closer, over time.
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The little blob that points in their direction moves around as quick as a compass, and gets smaller as they get farther away, broadening out to a full circle as you get within a few feet.
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CBS executives said that they expected that selling CBS to those new TV packages should add an $200 million in annual revenues, because the value of its content increases when the number of options gets smaller.
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Sources close to the event say the two friends were hired to co-host the party at the Stadium club this Friday night -- yet Amber is pulling in $30,000 while Blac gets smaller pockets with $25,553.
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As the league gets smaller and smaller, faster and faster, spacier and spacier, there's always been a contingent of people who see the change and think, quietly to themselves that this can't last forever, no problem is unsolvable.
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On the one hand, the number of weeks a woman has to obtain an abortion gets smaller and smaller; on the other hand, the hurdles for women seeking an abortion in a timely matter grow higher and higher.
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Apex Legends was inspired by other wildly popular battle royale games like Fortnite and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds where players drop down onto an island where the playable area gets smaller and smaller as people fight to be the last survivors.
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"As the technology gets smaller and more sophisticated, we've been experimenting with how it can go beyond quantified devices and into clothing that can be empathetic towards the wearer," Whitehouse says of how We:eX came up with the Nadi.
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Most gambling games, the numbers tell you you can't win, and in poker, if you're better you can win over the long haul because of ... Over the long haul, the variance gets smaller and so it's a game of skill.
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They also can be set to provide you with more info — again, tweaked to show you less unless you manually change the default settings — and they give you clear indicators about when they'll disappear with a little bar that gradually gets smaller.
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For those who are unfamiliar with the battle royale genre of video games, most of them go like this: A bunch of players start on an island with nothing but the clothes on their backs, they have to scavenge for weapons, and try to kill everyone else/avoid dying while the playing area gets smaller and smaller.
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In drop draining a small bead between two beads gets smaller in size and the fluid particle moves towards the adjacent beads. The smaller bead drains out as shown in the figure.
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It is often the case that service delivery gets costlier as the population gets smaller, since there are high fixed costs of public policy. Thus, cooperation is a central theme in local government for many services.
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For a soft aperture consider an infinite laser crystal with a thermal lens. A laser beam is guided like in a glass fiber. With an additional Kerr lens the beam width gets smaller. In a real laser the crystal is finite.
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When under tension, the diameter of a steel-armored cable gets smaller. This in turn would cause the fairing sections to loosen and slide down the cable (until they “stack” at the aft end) without the use of the anti-stacking rings.
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In November, Dunne editors stopped attending St. Martin editorial meetings and started their own. In June 2016, PublishersLunch announced that Thomas Dunne Books had been downsized to four employees. "Thomas Dunne Books Gets 'Smaller And More Focused'" PublishersLunch, June 20, 2016. Accessed 2020-04-07.
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With increasing depth in the North Pacific Subtropical Gyre, it gets smaller in the western region near Japan and it also loses strength. The Subtropical Gyre does not exist below 1500 m below the surface with the exception of the Kuroshio Current and Extension regions.
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Following her success in Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World, Sheth won the recurring role of Martina in the NBC TV series The Singles Table, starring opposite Alicia Silverstone and John Cho. Six episodes were shot, but the series never aired.Schneider, Michael. "NBC's Table Gets Smaller". Variety.
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It is actually located about north of Tryfan Mountain and the two are connected by a broad hogsback at an elevation of . This fact becomes obvious as one travels north on Clearwater Lake by boat; Garnet Peak actually gets smaller and eventually disappears behind the Huntley-Buchanan Ridge. Garnet Peak is not visible from anywhere on Azure Lake.
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By summer 2012, the long and peculiar affair ended, and as a direct result, the project had to be shut down. The 'unnamed muse' is an artist, and was responsible for nearly all artwork used for Shoes and Socks Off releases. After deciding to end the project, one last record was written, an EP called As We Get Closer, The Room Gets Smaller.
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CLaCS (Cryo-Laser and Cryo-Sclerotherapy) is a treatment for leg vein lesions by combining transdermal laser effect and injection sclerotherapy, all under skin cooling (Cryo - cold air blown onto the skin at -20C). The laser causes a selective photothermolysis damaging the vein wall. The vein's lumen gets smaller. On a second procedure, sclerosing agent is injected where the vein is still open.
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Two identical balloons are inflated to different diameters and connected by means of a tube. The flow of air through the tube is controlled by a valve or clamp. The clamp is then released, allowing air to flow between the balloons. For many starting conditions, the smaller balloon then gets smaller and the balloon with the larger diameter inflates even more.
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These collapses are extremely dangerous because they can happen without warning, and anyone or anything on the bench will be caught in the collapse. For safety, people are advised not to walk on lava benches because of their unstable nature, and they must maintain a safe distance from the lava bench.Advertiser, Final. Big Island gets smaller as lava bench breaks off Honolulu Advertiser, The (HI) 04 Aug.
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In most realistic physical situations, the equation governing the wave is only approximately linear. In these situations, the superposition principle only approximately holds. As a rule, the accuracy of the approximation tends to improve as the amplitude of the wave gets smaller. For examples of phenomena that arise when the superposition principle does not exactly hold, see the articles nonlinear optics and nonlinear acoustics.
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As a result, after each division cycle, the average size of diatom cells in the population gets smaller. Once such cells reach a certain minimum size, rather than simply divide, they reverse this decline by forming an auxospore. This expands in size to give rise to a much larger cell, which then returns to size- diminishing divisions. Auxospore production is almost always linked to meiosis and sexual reproduction.
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Vessel length is the total length of the vessel measured as the distance away from the heart. As the total length of the vessel increases, the total resistance as a result of friction will increase. Vessel radius also affects the total resistance as a result of contact with the vessel wall. As the radius of the wall gets smaller, the proportion of the blood making contact with the wall will increase.
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Grasping the previous two pictures, Zoe notices two more – one with a face and one with trees. Meanwhile, Elmo starts to feel annoyed as the number of pictures gets smaller, saying, "It's not easy being the best." Zoe thanks Elmo and departs, taking the pictures that she likes. Elmo decides to pick the best drawing for the Art Show but finds that he has only one picture remaining.
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The repulsive interactions are essentially unaffected by temperature, but the attractive interaction have less and less influence. Thus, at sufficiently high temperature, the repulsive interactions dominate at all pressures. This can be seen in the graph showing the high temperature behavior. As temperature increases, the initial slope becomes less negative, the pressure at which Z is a minimum gets smaller, and the pressure at which repulsive interactions start to dominate, i.e.
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Chilema Tree, Malosa, Malawi Located in Malosa is an area called Chilema. 'Chilema' in Chichewa (the local language) means 'disabled' or 'deformed' and this area gets its name from two natural phenomena. Firstly a stream that starts at the top of Malosa Mountain but as it flows down it gets smaller and disappears at the point of Chilema. Secondly a tree, the Chilema Tree, which is a single tree that looks like an entire forest.
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In the game, the player must kill dinosaurs by aiming and shooting at them with the light gun. The player is given 8 bullets to shoot and must reload by shooting outside of the screen every time all 8 bullets are used. A health bar is shown, which gets smaller each time the player receives damage. If the bar is gone, the game is over unless the player puts in more coins and hits the "start" or "continue" button.
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An \alpha of one reproduces Gott's calculation with a birth reference class, and \alpha around 0.5 could approximate his temporal confidence interval calculation (if the population were expanding exponentially). As \alpha \to 0 (gets smaller) n becomes less and less informative about N. In the limit this distribution approaches an (unbounded) uniform distribution, where all values of N are equally likely. This is Page et al.'s "Assumption 3", which they find few reasons to reject, a priori.
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When positive pressure is applied to a standard cubic foot of air or other gas, it gets smaller. When a vacuum is applied to a standard cubic foot of gas, it expands. The volume of gas after it is pressurized or rarefied is referred to as its "actual" volume. The term cubic feet per minute (CFM) is ambiguous when it comes to the mass of gas that passes through a certain point because gas is compressible.
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Steel reinforced v-belts are sufficient for low-mass low-torque applications like utility vehicles and snowmobiles but higher mass and torque applications such as automobiles require a chain. Each element of the chain must have conical sides that fit the pulley when the belt is running on the outermost radius. As the chain moves into the pulleys the contact area gets smaller. As the contact area is proportional to the number of elements, chain belts require many very small elements.
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In fact, it fits me staggeringly well, must have been > made to have me in it!' This is such a powerful idea that as the sun rises > in the sky and the air heats up and as, gradually, the puddle gets smaller > and smaller, it's still frantically hanging on to the notion that > everything's going to be all right, because this World was meant to have him > in it, was built to have him in it; so the moment he disappears catches him > rather by surprise.
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Niall Mackenzie takes Kevin Magee’s seat (who was injured at the previous round), and Mick Doohan gets pole position. Doohan gets crowded back at the first turn, with Wayne Rainey, Christian Sarron, Wayne Gardner, and Kevin Schwantz ahead of him. The riders are getting strung out: Rainey, with a small gap to Gardner, a small gap to Schwantz, and a small gap to a group that gets smaller by Alex Barros crashing out of it. Gardner catches and passes Rainey, and takes the win.
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The width between the buffers tends to increase as the gauge increases or decrease as the gauge decreases, so that if wagons are changed from one gauge to another, the buffers will no longer match. This occurs because the buffers are originally extensions of the frames, which are spaced according to the gauge. Conversely, as gauge gets smaller, the distance between the buffers reduces also. The height of the buffers is usually lower on narrow gauge railways, corresponding to the generally lower height of the rolling stock.
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Nevertheless, as the size gets smaller, it is hard to maintain the electric field shape and precise configuration and will negatively affect ion motion. The goal is to make the trap smaller without losing ion capacity. Tridion-9 mass spectrometer with toroidal ion trap is designed with a doughnut-shaped volume that can hold up to 400 times more ions. The outstanding result is achieved as the radius is reduced to one-fifth of a conventional laboratory ion trap while maintaining the ion capacity.
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Most often, generalization starts with detailed data created for a larger scale, and strategically removes information deemed to be unnecessary for a smaller scale map. This issue assumes more importance as the scale of the map gets smaller (i.e. the map shows a larger area) because the information shown on the map takes up more space on the ground. For example, a 2mm thick highway symbol on a map at a scale of 1:1,000,000 occupies a space 2 km wide, leaving no room for roadside features.
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Aikawa, Yakko, Shakti, Yukari and Hige manages to get all of them back from Shambhala to Earth using the Boat of Garuda with the help of the Sex Grail. As they return, Prof. Aikawa's group saw the two Sacred Egg, the one fall into a river and Ryu released while Surya still inside the other, floating in the sky. Surya fulfilled her promises with him, lying in fetal position to eternal sleep, which a Sacred Egg gets smaller and attaches itself into the grail.
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Bellmouths can be manufactured to suit either circular or rectangular ductwork sections. The bell-mouth shape allows the maximum amount of air to be drawn into the duct with minimum loss. Cosworth Formula One engine, with bell-mouthed inlet trumpets for each cylinder, known as a velocity stack A bell-mouth inlet duct is a form of convergent inlet air duct used to direct air into the inlet of a gas turbine engine. The area of a convergent duct gets smaller as the air flows into the engine.
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For similar-quality instruments, the largest rigid borescope that will fit the hole gives the best image. Optical systems in rigid borescopes can be of 3 basic types: Harold Hopkins rod lenses, achromatic doublets and gradient index rod lenses. For large diameter borescopes (over 12mm), the achromatic doublet relays work quite well, but as the diameter of the borescope tube gets smaller the Hopkins rod lens and gradient index rod lens designs provide superior images. For very small rigid borescopes (under 3mm), the gradient index lens relays are better.
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There are eight stands, lettered A—H. In front of the stands is a sheltered waiting area. On the left, it is large and houses the entrance to the railway station, with bus information available in racks and displayed on the walls. The roof gets smaller the further along to the right of the bus station it goes, and there is no roof for the last couple of stands (G and H). On the far side from the entrance, beside the bridge to the hoverport, there are an additional two places where buses lay over.
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Insecurity and fear of an unknown future and instability can result in displacement, exclusion, and forced assimilation into the dominant group. For many, it further pushes them to the margins of society or enlists new members to the outskirts because of global-capitalism and dominant discourses (Sewpaul, 2006). With the prevailing notion of globalization, we now see the rise of immigration as the world gets smaller and smaller with millions of individuals relocating each year. This is not without hardship and struggle of what a newcomer thought was going to be a new life with new opportunities.
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Figure3: Typical batch-settling column test on a suspension exhibiting zone-settling characteristics The settling particles can contact each other and arise when approaching the floor of the sedimentation tanks at very high particle concentration. So that further settling will only occur in adjust matrix as the sedimentation rate decreasing. This is can be illustrated by the lower region of the zone-settling diagram (Figure 3). In Compression zone, the settled solids are compressed by gravity (the weight of solids), as the settled solids are compressed under the weight of overlying solids, and water is squeezed out while the space gets smaller.
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Up to 40% of people diagnosed with PD may experience falls and around 10% may have falls weekly, with the number of falls being related to the severity of PD. Other recognized motor signs and symptoms include gait and posture disturbances such as festination (rapid shuffling steps and a forward-flexed posture when walking with no flexed arm swing). Freezing of gait (brief arrests when the feet seem to get stuck to the floor, especially on turning or changing direction), a slurred monotonous quiet voice, mask-like facial expression, and handwriting that gets smaller and smaller are other common signs.
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While they are usually considered to have more grip and stability (two important things in the downhill discipline), conventional trucks have a very different feel that is often preferred by many longboarders. The angle of the baseplate can also greatly influence the turning and stability of a truck. As a general rule, as the degree gets smaller, the truck will be more stable, but turn less (its turn essentially becomes more vertically oriented rather than horizontally oriented). For example, trucks with 44 degree baseplates will generally be more stable (turn less) than trucks with 50 degree baseplates.
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However natural daily stresses and minor injuries can cause these discs to gradually lose water as the annulus fibrosus, or the rigid outer shell of a disc, weakens. Because degenerative disc disease is largely due to natural daily stresses, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists have suggested it is not truly a "disease" process. This water loss makes the discs less flexible and results in the gradual collapse and narrowing of the gap in the spinal column. As the space between vertebrae gets smaller, extra pressure can be placed on the discs causing tiny cracks or tears to appear in the annulus.
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The player's marker can move at two different speeds; areas drawn exclusively at the lower speed (orange-red on the screenshot shown) are worth double points. It cannot cross or backtrack along any Stix in progress. This means that if the marker starts a spiral, it gets smaller and smaller until the marker cannot move and there is no way out, and hence is known in the game as a spiral death trap. A life is lost if the Qix touches any uncompleted Stix or if the marker is touched by any of the Sparx – enemies that traverse all playfield edges except uncompleted Stix.
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Since the horn has finite volume but infinite surface area, there is an apparent paradox that the horn could be filled with a finite quantity of paint and yet that paint would not be sufficient to coat its inner surface. The paradox is resolved by realizing that a finite amount of paint can in fact coat an infinite surface area — it simply needs to get thinner at a fast enough rate (much like the series gets smaller fast enough that its sum is finite). In the case where the horn is filled with paint, this thinning is accomplished by the increasing reduction in diameter of the throat of the horn.
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Two types were reported: the "'dragging" kind, where the baby gets smaller and smaller and goes through all of the symptoms mentioned above, before withering and dying; the "Twenty-four hour" maljo, said to kill in just twenty-four hours if effective help is not obtained.’ Another Hindu ritual called the oucchay is also employed to heal maljo- though this might also be interchangeably called a jharay. Ingredients such as onion skin, salt, cobweb, hot pepper or mustard seeds, piece of a cocoyea broom, a lock of the victim’s hair (in the case of children, it is a lock of the mother’s hair) are wrapped in a tissue or newspaper. The officiant will circle the wrapped objects around the victim’s body before burning them all.
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Antoni Gaudí's catenary model at Casa Milà The word "catenary" is derived from the Latin word catēna, which means "chain". The English word "catenary" is usually attributed to Thomas Jefferson, who wrote in a letter to Thomas Paine on the construction of an arch for a bridge: It is often said that Galileo thought the curve of a hanging chain was parabolic. In his Two New Sciences (1638), Galileo says that a hanging cord is an approximate parabola, and he correctly observes that this approximation improves as the curvature gets smaller and is almost exact when the elevation is less than 45°. That the curve followed by a chain is not a parabola was proven by Joachim Jungius (1587–1657); this result was published posthumously in 1669.
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All of the rules are adapted from the rules of The Bachelor—its parent show. As the name implies, the series revolves around a single bachelorette, usually a former contestant from the previous Bachelor season, and a pool of romantic interests (typically 25; 30 in season 5) which could include a potential husband for the bachelorette; it is essentially a gender-reversed version of the parent show. The show starts with the bachelorette standing in front of the mansion and greeting each male contestant individually, as they make an entrance to the bachelorette. After each rose ceremony, at least one contestant does not receive a rose and goes home; therefore, the pool of contenders gets smaller, and eventually leaves the bachelorette to decide between two contestants in the final rose ceremony.
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It includes him swinging from a chandelier in a top hat. It's an A+ performance that would make Gaga proud." Rae Votta of Billboard, though was not particularly positive of the episode, commented positively on Adam's audition, saying "He puts previous over the top audition numbers on the show to shame with air humping, table posturing, and literal swinging on chandeliers with no regard for structural integrity. Despite being a pretty straightforward interpretation, his "Marry The Night" trumps the other Gaga number of the episode, but this is also Adam Lambert and he could cover Gaga in his sleep." Derek Chavis of The Baltimore Sun gave the episode a more negative review, saying "While it seems the productions of each number are getting bigger, the show’s spirit gets smaller.
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