Some of the glands had gotten smaller, but not all.
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This has come as Jawbone's board has shifted and gotten smaller.
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Families have gotten smaller, and some have even disappeared for good.
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The good news is that the gap has gotten smaller since 1980.
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And even that small sliver has gotten smaller over the past year.
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Another CT scan showed that his huge mass lesion had gotten smaller.
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" Her colleague David Brooks concluded that Trump has "gotten smaller and more conventional.
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But, as transistors have gotten smaller, some chipmakers are struggling to keep up.
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Citigroup, which received a bailout in 2008, has gotten smaller in recent years.
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He's not gotten brighter or humbler, but he's gotten smaller and more conventional.
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It was once an SUV, but as tastes have shifted it has gotten smaller.
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And while the pie itself has stopped growing, the individual slices have gotten smaller.
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Over this period, the bounce has gotten smaller — for the candidates from both parties.
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And I've liked them as they've gotten smaller and smaller and less and less obvious.
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Speaking figuratively, biodiversity's bag of Skittles has not only gotten smaller, it now has fewer flavors.
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Two things to notice: This population has gotten smaller over the years, but it's still huge.
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As the behinds of people in the U.S. have gotten bigger, airplane seats have gotten smaller — faster.
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The gap has gotten smaller but a Mac still just works in a way that PCs don't.
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And over time, the share of the cost that they're picking up has gotten smaller and smaller.
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Three decades later, the annual vigil commemorating the Happy Land tragedy has gotten smaller and more subdued.
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This racial gap has definitely gotten smaller since the 1990s, but that's not as encouraging as it looks.
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Finance has not gotten smaller; instead other sectors, like technology, have grown much faster since the financial crisis.
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According to the source, Lauer's circle has only gotten smaller since Nevils went public with her rape allegation.
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Finance has not gotten smaller; instead other sectors, like technology, have grown much faster since the financial crisis.
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"The thing is your trunk seems to have gotten smaller, while my trunk has gotten bigger," Jenna tells Barbara.
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Black Friday crowds have gotten smaller in recent years, but that doesn't mean the holiday is on the decline.
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Her margin has gotten smaller and she can't take the state for granted, but she still looks in good shape.
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But satellite technology has gotten smaller and cheaper over the years, lowering the barrier to entry into the space industry.
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Indeed, over the past few decades seats have gotten smaller as airlines look to squeeze out revenue from economy class.
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A. External USB drives are not as cumbersome as they once were — and the prices have gotten smaller as well.
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The commission also found that the juvenile justice system had gotten smaller now than it was before it included 17-year-olds.
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"For months, the corner that the Fed has painted itself into has gotten smaller and smaller," explained Schiff in his recent coverage.
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Seats have gotten smaller, legroom is shrinking, "free" food has become a rarity, and seat assignments on many flights now cost extra.
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And this is where the Balloon Effect comes into play: Without expanded access to treatment, the demand for opioids hasn't gotten smaller.
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Cadbury's Creme Eggs were better before Hershey elbowed in and changed everything, and fish and chip portion sizes have only gotten smaller.
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While the NFL Opening Night production gets bigger every Super Bowl the crowds appear to have gotten smaller and the scene tamer.
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"The meal portions airlines give to passengers have gotten smaller over the years and leave them still hungry," the flight attendant said.
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Within a few decades, the ball had gotten smaller than its boxing glove-sized namesake, and people were increasingly playing "indoor baseball" outdoors.
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The local tax base has shrunk radically, as the city has gotten smaller and poorer, restricting the ability to raise money that way.
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There was all kinds of directions it could have gone and gotten smaller and leaner and smarter, and she sort of blew it out.
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JEFF UBBEN: Yeah, so we have-- gotten smaller to-- to make our-- our target set more-- more in the $003 or $15 billion range.
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As the series has gone on through the years, the cast has gotten smaller and smaller as more and more characters have been killed off.
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Over the past two years, the small crew of Republicans in Congress who have criticized him has gotten smaller; some have retired, left the party or lost.
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While some big banks have gotten smaller, a great deal of lending and market-making activity is still concentrated in hands of a few Wall Street banks.
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According to Pew Research Center, as of 173, only 38% of adult Americans believed premarital sex was wrong, a number that's likely only gotten smaller in recent years.
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When the company reported its Q4 earnings back in February, the stock dropped nearly 12 percent on news that Twitter's user base had gotten smaller over the quarter.
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Clark, 62, says she wishes she could say the racial divide has gotten smaller and the mistrust in police is gone, but she doesn't believe that is the case.
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"I still have a weird looking hanging belly, and I am a bit surprised it has not gotten smaller since my last picture three weeks ago," she wrote on Instagram.
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Now, as a 26-year-old woman wearing a size 20, sex has changed year after year as my body has gotten bigger and the dating pool has gotten smaller.
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OnePlus highlighted the small notch of the 6T, and also mentioned that the "chin" of the front has gotten smaller compared to other Android smartphones that are moving towards all-screen designs.
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"Seats have gotten smaller and people have gotten bigger," Mr. Hudson said, noting that seat pitch — the distance from one seat back to the next — was 31 to 35 inches in the 1970s.
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However, the wage gap has gotten smaller in the past 173 years, as the median hourly wage for men has fallen for men and increased for women, according to data from The Brookings Institution.
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I can only surmise that as screens have gotten smaller and people walk around watching every TV show, every movie on their iPhones, we really need that human face-to-face contact — the real body, the real voice.
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I went to a Christian high school, so everybody there took the whole thing pretty seriously, but throughout college, and now working life, the number of people around me who believe in God has gotten smaller and smaller.
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I'm 31 years old now and I got it when I was 20, so in 11 years it hasn't gotten smaller, and trust me, there were so many times in my life when I wished it would dwindle, but it never did.
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But experts say you can't just insert an "e" in front of "cigarettes" and expect older programs to work, especially given how the chemistry and technology of vaping has created an entirely new threat to teens' developing brains: devices that have gotten smaller, sweeter and stealthier.
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Photo: Jakob Owens (Unsplash) As time has gone on, memory cards have been packing more and more storage into cards that have gotten smaller and smaller: The (relatively) chunky cards of the mid-1990s had capacities as small as 2MB, reflecting one of their original goals—to replace the 1.44MB floppy disk.
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Meanwhile, her leads in several swing states have gotten smaller, according to the RealClearPolitics poll averages — from 11 points in Virginia to 6, from 11 points in Wisconsin to 5, from 9 points in New Hampshire to 5, from 9 points in Pennsylvania to 6, from 5 points in Florida to a tie there.
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The whole power unit has gotten smaller, hitting the mandatory minimum of 145kg, and significantly more efficient: 13's GE model was the most powerful in Mercedes-Benz's history, in spite of having to adhere to new FIA regulations that state it can't be fed fuel at a rate of more than 100kg per hour.
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If the majority of spawning fish in a particular salmon run has gotten smaller due to the size-selective fishing methods, the run could eventually evolve to become smaller.
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She has romantic feelings for Bush. She owns two shirts. She washes one and tries on the roof of the shed, the other she wears. Although both shirts have gotten smaller, she occasionally alternates between them.
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Since 2011, the school was reported to have a total of 1,900 students, around 600 being international students from abroad. As of 2020, the school campus has expanded to encompass 44,525 square meters (11 acres) of land. The class sizes have gotten smaller despite of expansion, and the school now accepts a maximum of 300 international students.
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This brought on more criticism about uneven competition. René Fasel said the IIHF would consider adding a mercy rule to future tournaments. In the gold medal game, Canada defeated the American team 2-0 to win their third consecutive gold. In 2014, the talent disparity had gotten smaller, with Canada and the United States only outscoring their opponents 11-2 and 14-4 in the preliminary round, respectfully.
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Retrieved 12 May 2018. Since the deployment of Constant Hawk, WAMI systems have gotten smaller, lighter, and more capable. The current generation Kestrel Block II, for instance, employs eight electro- optical/infrared cameras that, together, form a 440-megapixel mosaic and cover 113 square kilometers. Yet this WAMI system weighs less than 85 pounds—light enough to be mounted on a tethered blimp, or aerostat, which can be kept aloft for weeks at a time.
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Since the closure of Weyerhaeuser Pulp & Paper Mill in Prince Albert Carlton Trail's loads have considerably gotten smaller as they have less to haul. Their primary customer in Prince Albert is the Viterra Inland Terminal, in White Star, but also serve Carrier Lumber, transport steel for a local business and serve Belle Pulses within the community of Duck Lake. Agriculture products include wheat, barley, canola, peas, flax and oats. In recent years Carlton Trail has begun to store rolling stock belonging to Class I railways.
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