And for those still growing, smaller stores are the future.
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But over the years, the gap has been growing smaller.
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But the universe of companies that are doing well is growing smaller.
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He becomes the bard of a world growing smaller even as its rifts become larger.
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Yet the gaps are growing smaller by gender and race, and bigger by income and education.
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Republicans traded fast growing, large, better-educated counties for slow growing, smaller less well-educated counties.
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The window of opportunity for Mr. Wheeler to adopt his signature regulation on cable and satellite boxes is growing smaller.
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Constellation Brands, which has a 38 percent stake in Canopy, has a history of successfully acquiring and growing smaller brands, he said.
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But [also] telling the story of a girl in a town that's almost collapsing into her because it's just growing smaller and smaller.
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Can even a Republican Congress agree to politically explosive cuts in the nondefense discretionary part of the budget which is growing smaller and smaller?
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The desolate towns, the communities that are growing smaller as people move to cities — those are the parts of Iowa he's trying to capture.
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I don't really read traditional consumer reviews anymore, and I suspect the crowd for deep tech and gadgety reviews is growing smaller over time.
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She feels better when she's surrounded by people who share her views, but that group is growing smaller and smaller as the times move forward.
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There are numerous other examples, like the Cake House in Gaylordsville, which resembles a precarious tower of houses growing smaller and smaller until its top.
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With the number of living Holocaust survivors growing smaller, this Frontline documentary strives to preserve their firsthand experiences as they near the end of their lives.
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As the internet's market of sexuality actually becomes the market of what's profitable, the space for folks who live outside of that model is growing smaller and smaller.
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The Miami Heat can see the halcyon days of the LeBron James-Dwyane Wade-Chris Bosh era growing smaller in the rearview mirror as they drift down the standings.
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And this is at a time when Clinton's lead over Trump in the polls has already been growing smaller of late — down to 3 percentage points in the RealClearPolitics average.
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"Seventy-five percent of all their offerings are natural products," Fibig said of Frutarom, adding that its customer base of "faster-growing, smaller companies" is an added benefit to the old-line IFF.
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Over the past year the central bank has been reviewing the business models and activities of 20 "fast-growing" smaller lenders that have balance sheets of at least 750 million pounds ($945.5 million).
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The distance between the offices of The New York Times international edition and the Chabad synagogue in San Diego, which a gunman attacked on Saturday, is growing smaller as the reach of the internet is growing larger.
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As the risks for abortion providers grow for performing the procedure, the numbers of people willing to perform abortions are dwindling, Bustle reports, The number of clinics where the procedure can be obtained is also growing smaller, Bloomberg numbers show.
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He is currently living in Southern California and frequently tours Europe and Australia. He has released two books of his poetry, The Blank Page and Let's Go Get Lost. His third book Growing Smaller will be released in 2020.
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As the scenes proceed he notices that the actors are > growing smaller and the action quicker. When the last act opens the curtain > rises on midget actors rushing through their parts at frantic speed. Smaller > and smaller. Faster and faster.
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The small-tooth mole is becoming endangered because of its required habitat. The habitat that the animal lives in is deteriorating quickly and growing smaller. The area that small-tooth moles occupy is already limited, without deteriorating land conditions. At this time, there are no measure of conservation in place.
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On the other hand, it can seem like the digital divide based on ethnicity is growing smaller. Hispanics who already have online access are adopting new technology at a higher rate than the general population. Blacks are also adopting broadband technology rapidly and increasing their use of the internet. Another aspect of the digital divide is age.
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There are seven different types of ships, growing smaller to make them harder to hit. Each "phase" of the gameplay completes when each of the seven waves is destroyed. The spaceships are a collision hazard and normally fly around the screen randomly. As the game progresses, they become more likely to attempt to ram the player directly.
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Generation M #4, April 2006 After talking to Warren Worthington, Sally meets with Dani Moonstar, but her mind is on other things. She decides to do one final article that concentrates on her daughter. It explains how Minnie was a mutant who was growing smaller and younger until she died a few months before M-Day.
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The roof has four square tiers rising from the center, each tier growing smaller toward the top. The two other contributing buildings are the Camper's Tent and Preacher's Tent, both built in 1892. The property continues to be used for church meetings, revivals, reunions, and youth camp activities. and Accompanying photo It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992.
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The natural breeding grounds of Atlantic salmon are rivers in Europe and the northeastern coast of North America. In Europe, Atlantic salmon are still found as far south as Spain, and as far north as Russia. Because of sport-fishing, some of the species' southern populations in northern Spain are growing smaller. The species distribution is easily influenced by changes in freshwater habitat and climate.
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The spiral sculpture consists of a thickened band between the suture and the somewhat constricted anal fasciole. At the shoulder there is a blunt angulation, in front of which are two obscure threads followed by a more distinct thread on which the suture is laid. On the body whorl in front of the angulation there are about 18 threads growing smaller and more close-set anteriorly. There is no siphonal fasciole.
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The next smallest carnivore in the environment was the mammal Eodelphis, which weighed only 600 grams. There does not appear to have been any overlap between the smallest dinosaurs and the largest mammals in ecosystems such as this, which Longrich and Currie explained by hypothesizing that either competition from dinosaurs kept mammals from growing larger (the traditional view), competition from mammals kept the dinosaurs from growing smaller, or both.
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For families with ruined credit, a lease option is provided while they repair their credit to qualify for a mortgage. ...Even before the ['Re-Imagining a More Sustainable Cleveland'] report, we have been "growing smaller, growing smarter" with real, measurable results in Broadway/Slavic Village. We consolidated commercial uses and expanded industrial uses with updated zoning. We built our bike trail on an abandoned rail line and demolished obsolete buildings on Broadway Avenue to create two new trailheads and our own Emerald Necklace.
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The United States has experienced two waves of deinstitutionalization, the process of replacing long-stay psychiatric hospitals with less isolated community mental health services for those diagnosed with a mental disorder or developmental disability. The first wave began in the 1950s and targeted people with mental illness. The second wave began roughly 15 years later and focused on individuals who had been diagnosed with a developmental disability. Deinstitutionalization continues today, though the movements are growing smaller as fewer people are sent to institutions.
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The suture is minutely channeled. The spiral sculpture consists of (on the penultimate whorl three, on the body whorl about a dozen) strong squarish cords with narrower interspaces, growing smaller toward the siphonal canal and covering the entire whorl. The cord in front of the suture is separated by a somewhat wider and deeper interspace from those in front of it. The axial sculpture consists of numerous equal regular narrow sulci, cutting the stronger spirals into squarish nodules but less evident on the base.
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When Benjamin was only a year old though Sarah discovered she was pregnant again, and again planned for an abortion. Oliver fought her on it again, and their daughter Melissa was born. With their apartment growing smaller by the day, they bought their house in Purchase, not far from Oliver's parents, and Sarah concentrated on driving car pools, PTA, and taking the children to various activities. When Melissa was five and Benjamin nine, Sarah discovers she is pregnant again, as the result of the vacation she and Oliver took.
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The novel is set on the planet Earth in a distant future following a massive astroid impact that has reduced land mass and extinguished all reptilian, avian and mammalian life. The one exception to mammalian extinction is humans which have adapted by growing smaller and smaller over the eons until they are no taller than a few millimeters. The other survivors are insects and other arthropods which have increased in size in an oxygen rich world. Humankind's survival relies not in battling insects but by intertwining with them to live as their parasites or symbionts.
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Frank constantly championed for the right to be accompanied by his guide dog. In 1928, Frank was routinely told that Buddy could not ride in the passenger compartment with him; by 1935, all railroads in the United States had adopted policies specifically allowing guide dogs to remain with their owners on trains, and by 1939, The Seeing Eye informed the American Hotel Association that the number of hotels that banned guide dogs from the premises was small and "growing smaller constantly". By 1956, every state in the country had passed laws guaranteeing blind people with guide dogs access to public spaces.Ascarelli, Miriam (2010).
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If short-term interest rates were expected to fall in a contango market, this would narrow the spread between a futures contract and an underlying asset in good supply. This is because the cost of carry will fall due to the lower interest rate, which in turn results in the difference between the price of the future and the underlying growing smaller (i.e. narrowing). An investor would be advised to buy the spread in these circumstances: this is a calendar spread trade where the trader buys the near-dated instrument and simultaneously sells the far-dated instrument (i.e. the future).
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There is growing evidence that thymic involution is plastic and can be therapeutically halted or reversed in order to help boost the immune system. In fact, under certain circumstances, the thymus has been shown to undergo acute thymic involution (alternatively called transient involution). For example, transient involution has been induced in humans and other animals by stresses such as infections, pregnancy, and malnutrition. The thymus has also been shown to decrease during hibernation and, in frogs, change in size depending on the season, growing smaller in the winter Wytycz, B., Mica, J., Jozkowir, A. & Bigaj J. 1996.
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The dancheong, or decorative paintwork, of Gakhwangjeon Hall's exterior has almost completely worn away. The remnants around the bracketing, and photos from Record of Ancient Sites and Monuments in Korea, however, indicate that the building had originally been painted in the sophisticated geumdancheong style. The triangular-shaped wall paintings between the bracket clusters of the first floor are the largest visible sections, alternating between potted lotus flowers and peony blossoms. On the facade they are depicted in full bloom but on the side walls they can be seen growing smaller in size until towards the rear, where the lotuses are mere buds while the peonies appear as lilies of the valley.
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One of Pumbedita's Gaons and dean of the Academy, Hai Gaon (approximately in years 988-990), moved the academy to Baghdad because the number of Jews making a living from agriculture was growing smaller and they were migrating to the big cities, mainly to Baghdad (apart from the phenomenon of Jewish emigration out of Babylonia). However, the academy's name remained "Pumbedita Academy" despite its relocation. The last period of Pumbedita Academy growth took place during the days of Sherira Gaon and his son, Hai Gaon. Thousands of letters with halachic issues attached were received at Pumbedita, addressed to the heads of the Academy from all around the Jewish diaspora.
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It seems plausible that the density of 1s in the Kolakoski {1,2}-sequence is 1/2, but this conjecture remains unproved. Václav Chvátal has proved that the upper density of 1s is less than 0.50084. Nilsson has used the same method with far greater computational power to obtain the bound 0.500080. Although calculations of the first 3×108 values of the sequence appeared to show its density converging to a value slightly different from 1/2, later calculations that extended the sequence to its first 1013 values show the deviation from a density of 1/2 growing smaller, as one would expect if the limiting density actually is 1/2.
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Much as in The Metropolites, Mrs. Santa Claus appears in a dream of the author E. C. Gardner in his article "A Hickory Back-Log" in Good Housekeeping magazine (1887), with an even more detailed description of her dress: :She was dressed for traveling and for cold weather. Her hood was large and round and red but not smooth, — it was corrugated; that is to say, it consisted of a series of rolls nearly as large as my arm, passing over her head sidewise, growing smaller toward the back until they terminated in a big button that was embellished with a knot of green ribbon. Its general appearance was not unlike that of the familiar, pictorial beehive except that the rolls were not arranged spirally.
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