Babies born with the defect have undersized heads and brains.
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Millsap, for example, was "undersized" coming out of Louisiana Tech.
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In 1995, Honda unveiled its underpowered and undersized Odyssey van.
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His Wildcats were undersized, and vulnerable to an off shooting night.
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Occasionally an oyster nerd will reject a Shigoku like an undersized bluegill.
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Puppies found in cramped, undersized cages; dealer bought puppies from unlicensed breeders.
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Microcephaly is a birth defect associated with undersized heads and developmental problems.
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He might look like an undersized soccer hooligan, but he was real.
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Even on the defensive end, the undersized Walker has found another level.
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Undersized but athletic, he attracted interest from colleges as a defensive player.
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The standard Pixel 3's battery also feels undersized at just 2,915 mAh.
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With Nene out, the already small Rockets are now hopelessly undersized at center.
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Being undersized saps productivity as firms lack the capacity to adopt new technologies.
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Opting for an undersized diamonds can also bring the price down, Edelman says.
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There are 500 Brexit-related projects on the table and they are significantly undersized.
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The birth defect is marked by babies born with brain abnormalities and undersized heads.
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Kay Felder is an undersized ball handling guard who attends the University of Oakland.
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But it's not like sitting on your ass in an undersized seat burns calories.
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The 19-inch wheels, a $700 extra, struck me as being a little undersized.
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Relative to the scope of this polymath's influence on popular music, his celebrity is undersized.
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That was enough: undersized and slow didn't equal the best forecast heading into the draft.
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Lindsted saw an undersized, moderately athletic youngster with a good shot but, above all, charisma.
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In the first round Cikatic was matched against the undersized but savvy Thai, Changpuek Kiatsongrit.
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Their undersized offspring may die young or fail to produce many calves of their own.
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Those include microcephaly, a condition in which infants are born with undersized skulls and brains.
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Ward is willing but undersized, while Williams earned a reputation at LSU for avoiding contact.
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And Terry Rozier is their undersized and unheralded guard, who can seemingly score at will.
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He is undersized; he was listed at 5-foot-9 and 190 pounds last season.
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Matched up against the undersized Harrell, Marjanovic had his way in the post in the second.
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It took about 12 minutes for that offense to overrun the game but undersized River Hawks.
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If you want to see some overpriced jumpers on undersized women, you're in the right place.
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Alexandar Georgiev, an undersized goaltender no team seemed to want, was not supposed to get here.
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Its teams played before undersized crowds in oversize football stadiums, and television ratings were often microscopic.
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The undersized but competitive Ryan Ellis has become an asset at both ends of the ice.
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Lopez was 8-for-14 from the field against Atlanta's undersized interior and blocked three shots.
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But undersized as a 22010-foot-22011 forward, that didn't seem like the right route for Cotton.
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Previous governments were good at encouraging what Mr Nightingale calls muppets, or "marginal undersized poor performance enterprises".
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Saki's blistering hand speed and heavyweight hitting power often made up for his being an undersized heavyweight.
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Switch on the screens, and Towns can walk undersized guards into the post for easy post-ups.
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Stephen Curry, once an undersized, baby-faced guard, is now 31, a seasoned veteran for the Warriors.
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Calves born in some years remained undersized even three years after birth, he and his colleagues found.
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Perhaps the most surprising stat so far is the undersized Golden State outrebounding the Raptors, 183-12.
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" He has "tiny cauliflower-shaped ears" as well as a "severe overbite and an extremely undersized jawbone.
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Linval Joseph is one of the league's stoutest nose tackles, a tough matchup for the undersized Kelce.
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That strategy included starting undersized power forward P.J. Tucker at center and spacing the floor on offense.
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Like Hill, Hardman is an undersized (83-10, 187-pound) speed burner who runs a 4.3 40.
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Coming out of college, Green was undersized for his position and just a tad husky for his profession.
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As the undersized, Jewish son of a downwardly mobile small businessman turned taxi driver, he was picked on.
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He's undersized and was, for the first time in recent memory, an outright defensive liability against the Jazz.
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Quinnipiac has made its mark by recruiting players who might be undersized and not the most sought after.
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And the room itself is undersized, and thus frequently feels overcrowded even in the middle of the day.
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Protestants in undersized clothing—which may be a giveaway that what's at stake is ethical before it's educational.
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There was the problem of finding space, in the clotted center of Florence, to expand the undersized museum.
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Like the Warriors, the Celtics rely heavily on an undersized, defensively challenged point guard to close out games.
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In his most human moments, he's an undersized guard and an unreliable shooter who holds the ball too long.
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But its AI cam is wonky, its battery is undersized, and its second screen is really just a notch.
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They singled out the regions of Daloa, Bonon, Abengourou, and Soubre as among the primary origins for undersized beans.
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Despite his supposed inability to make weight at his former home at 170lbs, Alves was always an undersized welterweight.
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Twenty paintings on canvas and about three dozen works on paper in this undersized show, on view through Oct.
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Baylor's Mark Vital, a rugged 211-foot-246 sophomore, led the undersized Bears with 216 points and eight rebounds.
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If Hendricks can't make the welterweight limit, does he move up a division and become a severely undersized middleweight?
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Many McMansions would also not be complete without columns, often oversized or undersized relative to their apparent structural purpose.
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The government's response had been "shamefully slow and undersized and should be vastly upgraded and increased," he told the Senate.
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From his match with Sharkey, we can see that Stribling was a masterful boxer, but also undersized as a heavyweight.
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But when you're an undersized two guard who doesn't get to the rim, doesn't create for others, and doesn't defend?
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Edgar has long assumed the role as the plucky underdog thanks to his stint as an undersized fighter at 155lbs.
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Pic's outfit recalls the attire of Dickensian wretches: pantaloons, suspenders, and undersized cap, accented by a big, cartoony bow-tie.
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Birchak may be a tad undersized for Kawajiri, but he is sure to bring the fight to the Yokohama Arena.
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He has better ball-handling and playmaking skills than McDermott, who is less a shooting guard than an undersized forward.
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The government has banned bottom trawling, selling undersized crustaceans and fishing in tuna breeding grounds to keep its fisheries sustainable.
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In college, Manziel was a swashbuckling talent, an undersized playmaker and a master of improvisation in an increasingly robotic position.
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A drooping shark, made of stuffed beige cotton, sits at an undersized modern desk, fins poised as if it's typing.
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He is an undersized, do-it-all dynamo, like Jose Altuve, and a leadoff man with power, like George Springer.
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But at 6-foot-1, he was undersized and received just one offer from a Power 5 program: Washington State.
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"The market response has largely been an intuitive flight to quality, but the reaction in breakevens appears undersized," he added.
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Considered undersized for his position at 6 feet 2 inches, Forbes had predraft workouts with 12 teams, including San Antonio.
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Povetkin is a rather undersized heavyweight for today's standards, but has emerged victorious against the veteran names of the sport.
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While he's undersized, Walker's solid arm and elusiveness in the pocket more than make up for what he lacks in height.
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As a bullish but undersized center, Randle doesn't have the wingspan or intuitive awareness to affect plays as a help defender.
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Vince McMahon's long-apparent distaste for undersized grapplers is being pushed aside, as is his desire for larger-than-life characters.
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What's hidden inside changes every week - from twisted cucumbers to misshapen pears to undersized squash - all delivered to environmentally conscious consumers.
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Even before the law required it, lobsterman began restricting their catches, throwing back undersized or oversized lobsters and egg-bearing females.
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If Kelvin Gastelum wins we can chalk up another victory for the undersized men who aren't drying themselves out completely before fights.
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The Warriors would be undersized with all three on the court, meaning one of the three would often be on the bench.
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Because they want to land the largest fish they can find, fishers throw back undersized specimens, which often die as a result.
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Despite being undersized, Gregg played in 188 consecutive games between 1956 and 1971, winning five championships with the Packers along the way.
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Bisping wanted a rusty and undersized GSP because he knew his comeback fight would be a huge moneymaker and he got him.
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It might have even made them more likely to consider undersized defensive tackles in the future — imitation and flattery, and all that.
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After all, Manziel is a slippery, undersized improviser, not dissimilar to Doug Flutie, who was one of the C.F.L.'s best players.
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Both reside in a room devoted to robots; nearby are several knee-high would-be soccer players on an undersized soccer field.
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But could a middle-aged, undersized father of three really remake his jump shot and become a solid pickup basketball player again?
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Undersized defensive tackles are one market commodity that seems to still be exploitable—think Geno Atkins in 2011 and Grady Jackson in 2015.
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Anti-drug lawmakers, whose ballooning, melon-shaped heads (and uniformly compressed facial features) appear ready to tip over when they're not dangerously undersized.
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The undersized heavyweight dark horse in the house, he beat every opponent by decision, including the behemoth Brad Imes to win the finale.
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But the planets are aligning and I wouldn't want to be stuck watching through an undersized rectangle in the roof of my car.
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Considered a three-star recruit by most evaluators, he arrived on campus undersized, overwhelmed and unlikely to contribute much to a loaded squad.
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Two were born undersized, while a third was born at normal weight but with severe microcephaly, including eye lesions that could indicate blindness.
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More importantly, though, Capela has brought enough defensive rim protection to keep a full complement of undersized, defensively suspect snipers on the floor.
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As the Zika virus spreads rapidly in Latin America, alarming news stories and photos of children with undersized skulls have also been spreading.
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Females that were pregnant during winters with a lot of rain gave birth to undersized calves, sometimes as much as 15 percent smaller.
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Our nation will continue to rely on them to augment an undersized active force; we must ensure they are ready in all respects.
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During three weeks' worth of Misfits Market deliveries this summer, one customer received many delicious fruits and vegetables, some of them slightly undersized.
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He was teased at school—he was undersized, and sometimes bent over like an old man—but he impressed classmates with his seriousness.
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Jones has fought a couple of them but they were the undersized Lyoto Machida and Vitor Belfort and the almost pure wrestler, Chael Sonnen.
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By contrast, the muscled-up Batman of the Christopher Nolan trilogy—played by Christian Bale—was lauded by critics, despite being a little undersized.
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What would we glean from seeing St-Pierre fight an un-established champion in Bisping, an aging and beatable Silva, or an undersized McGregor?
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Second, its police and intelligence agencies are epically undersized, making them incapable of dealing with the past five years' massive surge in jihadist recruiting.
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Though he might seem slightly undersized for a high-flying dunk champion, he showed more than enough athleticism to compete with the league's best.
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With Kurt Cobain, Tupac Shakur, Elliott Smith and Jeff Buckley gone, that undersized, underwhelming demographic known as Generation X was already short on idols.
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But the studio has seen expensive, effects-driven fantasies like "Pan" and "Jack the Giant Slayer" deliver undersized box-office returns in recent years.
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Ngakoue dropped in the draft, Wash, the Jaguars' defensive coordinator, theorized, because teams viewed him as undersized, at 6-foot-2 and 242 pounds.
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He was a pitbull of a defensive end, an undersized pass rusher who Bowling told Walden was the most impressive newcomer on the defensive line.
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It will be a welcomed matchup for both teams, as each is undersized in the post and has a tough time competing on the boards.
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The first of these is microcephaly, a condition in which the babies of infected mothers-to-be are born with undersized heads and underdeveloped brains.
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According to an annual survey of European football finances by Deloitte, a professional-services firm, Anfield is undersized, and this is holding the club back.
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Webb thanked the Ravens for taking a chance on an undersized player in the third round of the 2009 NFL Draft out of Nicholls State.
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Six perfect minutes of Reggie Miller-tinged on court destruction, undersized and overachieving Paul Millsap is reborn to us as an unstoppable force of nature.
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Or they could switch, and leave a lumbering big man to guard Curry in isolation or an undersized guard to check Green on the elbow.
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Finding Nemo's title character has one undersized fin and isn't a strong swimmer, but adversity and a similarly fin-impaired role model build his confidence.
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Harrell, though slightly undersized at 6-8, is splitting minutes at center with Nene, who is shooting 1183 percent over the last eight contests. 1.
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An undersized welterweight in stature, Alves decided to move down a weight class in 2016 after suffering a TKO loss to Carlos Condit at 170lbs.
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He has the size and footwork to bang down low against undersized power forwards and the speed and skill to maneuver around bigger, slower defenders.
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In the clip below, Embiid would have picked up an offensive foul had he tried to power right through the outmatched and undersized Channing Frye.
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While growing up in the Dominican Republic, Ramirez, 25, identified with the Mets' Jose Reyes, another switch-hitting, undersized infielder with speed, power and verve.
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Often, the undermanned undersized undercooked Widen squad—the high school had just 25 boys total, and no phone to boot—couldn't even inbound the ball.
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There are caveats and explanations—Bradley's help defense is ineffective, he's perpetually undersized, every starter on the Pistons has poor on/off numbers right now, etc.
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Officers discovered 20 lobsters in the back of Marcelo's truck; eighteen of which were undersized and six of the lobsters' carapaces were punctured, the Herald reported.
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It's a little undersized and the design is boring, but the panel quality is excellent and it works more seamlessly with macOS than any other monitor.
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"Vessel with Blue-Green Neck and Six Handles" (2016), nearly two feet high, has handles that seem like flying buttresses compared to its delicate, undersized base.
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On a team of variously slick divinities, Green is the humanizing element, the undersized and unconventional player whose foibles make his success all the more impressive.
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ET, ESPNU ABOUT AUBURN (19903-1): Despite an undersized lineup, the Tigers have outrebounded their first three opponents and pulled down 19 offensive boards against Temple.
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Frank Clark is in a contract year and playing accordingly, while Jarran Reed, Quinton Jefferson and even undersized rookie sub-package rusher Jacob Martin have flashed.
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While most people experience mild symptoms, Zika infections in pregnant women can cause microcephaly, a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized.
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Geoff Goetz, the team's 1997 first-round pick, was an undersized lefty considered to have been an overdraft at sixth overall; he never made the majors.
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The Pacers also were perfect victims for the Kyrie-LeBron pairing, since they opted to switch most screens and frequently left an undersized defender on James.
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Undersized culverts can block 28503 to 22019 percent of fish from swimming upstream, obstructing the spawning migrations of native salmon, bull trout and smaller fish besides.
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Twenty paintings on canvas and about three dozen works on paper in this undersized show give a taste of the full-scale museum retrospective she deserves.
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Just take the way Marco Rubio turned into a Trump Mini-me — the man who gave the Republican campaign the new theme of undersized genitals. Geesh.
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Even if she managed to add those pounds, chances are she'd remain undersized and dealing with a performance deficit against her new division's naturally larger fighters.
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The undersized Minshew seems like his listed height of 6-foot-1 is a tad exaggerated, but he truly thrived in Washington State's Air Raid system.
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Its undersized lineup essentially forced Michigan State coach Tom Izzo out of his big lineup and left them a man short one way or the other.
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According to court docs ... Alaska's Fish & Game officials busted Dwyer for having a crab pot on the F/V Brenna A with an undersized escape mechanism.
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Many were counting Henderson out due to his lackluster showing against the undersized Patricio 'Pitbull' Freire but there's still plenty of fight in the old dog.
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Despite often functioning as an undersized center, 6'8'' Perry Ellis is having arguably the best year of his career: he ranks No. 10 nationally in the KenPom.
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The 5.25-inch green, latex foam-covered rubber ball is a little undersized for the soccer field, but it wouldn't look out of place on any playground.
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My paternally inspired devotion to Nixon remained weirdly keen, but Kennedy was now my leader, and I was ready to put my undersized shoulder to the wheel.
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The calves of these undernourished mothers will be born small, and they will stay undersized even if they find a regular supply of food as they mature.
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Suddenly, instead of going into a contract year healthy and likely to fetch $53 million, Mr. Thomas was an undersized 30-year-old with a bum hip.
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A force in two weightclasses and undersized in both, Edgar has beaten top tier fighter after top tier fighter with the same looks, time and time again.
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Another top priority is to work with cities of all sizes — not just large cities — that are coping with upgrading their deteriorated or undersized stormwater management systems.
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"Although somewhat undersized, he possessed a ferocity and determination that earned him the nickname The Dynamite Kid," said the announcement, which did not state a cause of death.
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The highest-scoring American defenceman ever, Housley changed the game for undersized D-men, proving you could be an elite two-way threat without size as a crutch.
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Many are faring poorly, notably its European steel unit, an undersized mobile-telephony arm in India, a stalled domestic carmaker, and the struggling global chain of Taj hotels.
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Cristoforetti, charmer that she is, snagged some of the most memorable and endearing moments—for instance, her dedicated efforts to help Wilmore shimmy out of his undersized spacesuit.
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And judging by its own messaging at the time it ditched the headphone jack, it presumably thinks I should bravely ram its earbuds in my undersized ears anyway.
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It is not great when you're an undersized cornerback to have spent the bulk of your junior season either out with an injury or limited by said injury.
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"I bet kids disproportionately love Jose Altuve, like kids disproportionately loved Kirby Puckett and Ozzie Smith," said the broadcaster Bob Costas, citing undersized but spirited Hall of Famers.
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He was an all-Big Ten center at Michigan State, though undersized, and played alongside Tony Mandarich, the colossal left tackle and former No. 20163 overall N.F.L. pick.
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To be clear, there are reasons to be skeptical: Can Tucker, who is 34, and his undersized teammates withstand several more months of punishment from opposing post players?
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Oregon, though undersized, actually matched the Tar Heels with 43 rebounds in the game, just the fifth time all season that North Carolina did not outrebound its opponent.
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No. 3 Baylor exploited its physical dominance against undersized No. 14 New Mexico State in the second half, cruising to a 91-73 victory in the East Region.
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He was undersized, even for his era, at 5 feet 7 inches and 19623 pounds, and he faced the burden of carrying the name Richard (pronounced ree-SHARD).
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Cerrone was Till's first "name" opponent but is entering the twilight of his career, is undersized at welterweight, and was tailor made for Darren Till to box up.
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While most people experience mild symptoms, Zika infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly, a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized.
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Zika infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly, a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized, as well as other brain abnormalities.
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Yet music obsessives will notice some inaccuracies; Led Zeppelin's legendary manager Peter Grant (pictured scowling above) is rather undersized, and the New York Dolls' drummer was actually left-handed.
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In against the undersized Royce Gracie who never learned to do anything of use on the feet, Shamrock is going to be in little danger of a knockout loss.
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Zika infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly - a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized - as well as other brain abnormalities.
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If it weren't for Uoharu, the tarnished, the limbless, the discolored, the oversized and undersized seafood would be in the trash, not on the plates of Tokyoites, creatively metamorphosed.
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In addition to the peas, he harvests "baby" versions of other vegetables, including undersized pumpkins, carrots, and six varieties of eggplants, originally from countries like Turkey, Italy and Japan.
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He's fending off rumors of quitting, defending undersized crowds and promoting polls that show him losing (even in his home state), while also whining about Donald Trump's media coverage.
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FRANKFURT, May 7 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will make up over the coming months for its undersized purchases of German government bonds in April, the ECB said on Monday.
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"Ulta has decisively won the trust and reliance of essentially all the top brands in the beauty industry, and the company still has a significantly undersized store footprint," Saad continued.
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Kevin Love, who is usually a very reliable and crafty post-up scorer and passer, allowed himself to get sped up on his post touches against the undersized DeMarre Carroll.
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That will flip against the Celtics and the Warriors, and it will be imperative for Love to dominate the boards whenever he is matched up with an undersized power forward.
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The undersized Haramafuji is the smallest of the yokozuna and a brilliant technician, but at each basho he appears to have more and more of his joints heavily taped up.
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But Moore was an undersized old man who made up for it with guile, Clay was a beautifully proportioned heavyweight who still moved quicker than anyone Moore had ever fought.
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Neighborhoods built in the 1960s might be lined with once-loved, now-hated Bradford pears; older ones may feature towering willow oaks with roots bulging out of undersized tree boxes.
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The LifePrint printer rethinks the tired idea of a handheld device that spits out overpriced, undersized hard copies with an interesting concept: DIY Augmented Reality, delivered via a tiny photo print.
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And because LG didn't include the G7's bass-heavy Boombox speaker either, the V35 has a larger 3,300 mAh battery compared to the undersized 3,303 power pack in the G7.
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Though a bit undersized, he already had the experience of leading a winning program, and his decision-making was some of the best for a freshman point guard in recent memory.
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Most of these foul are committed by undersized bigs attempting to fight around him for rebounds, and weak-side defenders trying to get in his way on rolls to the rim.
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Brazil has declared a public health emergency over Zika, which may be linked to thousands of cases of the microcephaly birth defect that is marked by undersized heads and underdeveloped brains.
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Jones was willing to force the cancellation of UFC 151 to specifically prepare for an opponent, even when that opponent was as limited and undersized at light heavyweight as Chael Sonnen.
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Some were merely clean-ups, but the violent and undersized interior lineman is dangerous as a slanting penetrator or looper, and Dallas could be vulnerable with guard Zack Martin (knee) ailing.
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We first meet Fiona (Cameron Diaz) as part of a Dating Game-style montage for Lord Farquaad (John Lithgow), undersized ruler of Duloc, who is looking for a princess to marry.
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Jamie Vardy was cut from the Sheffield Wednesday because, at 1503, he was undersized, but he was able to carve out a career working his way up from the lower divisions.
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Similarly, as the enrollment at DeWitt Clinton High School shrinks, Tim Bayless, a veteran music teacher, must now teach simple, pared-down arrangements of classical compositions to his undersized concert bands.
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If the undersized (5-9, 166-pound) Brown can beat NFL corners off the line, he has the acceleration and open-field running ability to be a serious home-run threat.
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The Malaysian low-cost carrier serves inflight offerings that are so good, people will apparently seek them out and eat them even when they aren't belted into an undersized airplane seat.
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Rigondeaux looked undersized in some of his bouts in his home division—such as when he was dwarfed by Hisashi Amagasa, but has apparently been packing on some muscle for this contest.
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Critics say the CSeries is undersized but Bombardier says it is addressing a gap in the market deliberately played down by Airbus and Boeing, which make better margins as airlines trade up.
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Going into this season, the Huskies for once lacked a preseason all-American, and they had an undersized front line, a shallow bench and uncertainty at the all-important point guard position.
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"Watching staff from afar trying to deal with that Twitter handle is like watching an undersized person trying to wrangle an out-of-control fire hose," said one former White House official.
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The undersized Huskies were outrebounded by 20 in last Saturday's 81-80 loss at Colorado and need a bounce-back effort from forwards Matisse Thybulle and Noah Dickerson against the formidable Cal frontcourt.
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As an undersized 21-year-old living in Brooklyn before it was cool, his two favorite pastimes were getting his own ass kicked and slurpin' down ice cold glasses of respect women juice.
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Undersized features are tightly centered on an expansive face in a way that resembles the "okay guy" internet meme, another emblem of perpetual rejection — ugly by some standards, yet highly empathetic and endearing.
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Obviously, being in shape counts for a lot, but while one participant could interpret the thinner avatar as being lean and ready for the game, another might think he looks undersized and scrawny.
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Zika virus infection generally causes mild symptoms, but it may be linked to thousands of cases of birth defects in Brazil known as microcephaly, which is marked by undersized heads and underdeveloped brains.
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Zika has been linked to the birth defect microcephaly, a condition in which babies are born with undersized brains, and has hit over 40 countries and territories with Brazil, host of the Aug.
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Thus, we could have avoided the pain that millions of passengers have endured slithering through the undersized concourse spaces of the station all these years, not to speak of saving a cherished landmark.
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But he is a bit undersized to play defensive end in the N.F.L., and when he lines up at tackle he routinely faces offensive linemen who outweigh him by at least 60 pounds.
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Despite seeming undersized for the division, Shevchenko threw around Sarah Kaufmann, she did struggle with the outside trips of the stronger Nunes, however and really suffered when she was trapped on the bottom.
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Tommy McDonald, the undersized but speedy and durable Hall of Fame wide receiver who helped propel the Philadelphia Eagles to the 7.23 N.F.L. championship, died on Monday in Audubon, Pa. He was 84.
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While the WeWork saga has dealt another blow to already-low public confidence in business, it should also strengthen cries for fundamental changes to a system that offers supersized compensation for undersized performance.
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But the incident is remembered fondly because of the comic sight of the undersized Yepremian trying to pass and because the Dolphins won the game to complete the N.F.L.'s only perfect season.
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Health officials have advised pregnant women to avoid travel to affected areas as the virus has been linked to microcephaly, a birth defect in which infants are born with undersized heads and developmental issues.
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After amassing a solid 7-2 record as an undersized welterweight within the confines of the UFC, he then moved down to lightweight in 2009 to make a play at BJ Penn's lightweight title.
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Undersized power forward Jeff Roberson is the team's leading scorer and rebounder, averaging 14.2 points and 8.8 boards, and leads the SEC with five double-doubles, but Vanderbilt isn't getting enough from its backcourt.
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The crazed cat seemed to go out of its way to maul some of the panicked villagers, and at one point an undersized dog gave chase, but the leopard was already on the move.
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The WHO has said that infection with the virus in pregnant women can cause the birth defect microcephaly, in which the brain and head of the baby are undersized, and other severe brain abnormalities.
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He gave up emulating Steve Nash and instead saw himself as Cleburne High School's answer to Eric Crouch and Drew Brees, undersized wheeler-dealer types whose moxie made up for their lack of height.
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Much remains unknown about Zika, including whether the virus is linked to thousands of potential cases in Brazil of the microcephaly birth defect marked by undersized heads that can result in serious brain deformities.
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This Mississippi State team is far more effective offensively than last year's edition, led mostly by the improvement of Morgan William, the undersized point guard who scored 41 in that overtime win over Baylor.
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"Arbitrary caps on defense spending in the Budget Control Act and the Bipartisan Budget Act have left each of our military services underfunded, undersized, and unready to meet current and future threats," Walker said.
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If Genki Sudo was the colorful lightweight standard bearer with the memorable walkouts, the always-undersized Yamamoto was the guy who (kind of) beat him into the canvas on New Year's Eve in Osaka.
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Was that a hot streak or is he really a terrific shooter in the mold of Lou Williams with the ability to leverage his athleticism into making up for his undersized 553 foot frame?
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The serve is the aspect in which undersized players most feel the height gap — they do not get to hit down on the ball and thus cannot generate the same power as taller players.
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He began his career as an undersized second-round pick by the San Diego Chargers in 2001, when Dan Marino's single-season mark of 5,084 passing yards in 1984 was seen as nearly unbreakable.
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The undersized Jacobson (23-213.9, 26.9 pounds) has been moreaggressive, averaging 4.93 points and 24.9 rebounds in his last four games, andseems to have turned the corner after being challenged by coach Tim Miles.
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He choked out the undersized Alexander Shlemenko like he was in Japan with Yuki Kondo, then drew record ratings for a crappy split-decision over Stephan Bonnar, showing the value of taking the low road.
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The review looked for complications in pregnancy and birth characteristics associated with alcohol consumption, such as miscarriage, premature birth, and undersized babies, as well as long term issues, like those typical of fetal alcohol syndrome.
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Just like cheap toilet paper is akin to public school, being forced to reckon with a thin, scratchy, undersized bath towel that doesn't close around your body is like showering in a zero-star motel.
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The temptation will be to engage Dominick Cruz in the dance off, but Dillashaw has shown to have skills where Dominick Cruz was forced to go to his B-game against the undersized Demetrious Johnson.
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She liked abrupt transitions and careening from the first to third person — from embodying a character to handling her like a doll ("the body is thin, undersized almost," she wrote in "The Lover," describing herself).
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It became clear that in a full-blown coronavirus pandemic, a unit uniquely equipped to cloister small amounts of new pathogens would find itself in the same position as many American hospitals: overburdened, understaffed, undersized.
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A few years later, he was gunned down in the streets of Berlin by two Armenian assassins described in an article by The New York Times as "slim, undersized, swarthy men lurking in a doorway."
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An underwhelming first half conjured memories of Baylor's previous first-round exits, but after exploiting their physical dominance against undersized New Mexico State, the Bears cruised to a 91-73 victory in the East Region.
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Fortunately for Kennard, it's easier to hide wings than to hide undersized point guards or slower big men, as their height-athleticism combination relative to other positions makes them less prone to extreme mismatches on switches.
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ABOUT SOUTH CAROLINA (239.4-23, 215-216): The Gamecocks were outrebounded by Alabama for only the second time this season, but they should be able to resume domination on the glass against an undersized Missouri team.
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What's more, Cruz has even darted past his target and onto the fence: Against the undersized and still only part time fighter, Demetrious Johnson, Cruz repeatedly retreated from the center of the cage onto the fence.
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Even still, South Carolina kept the vastly undersized Buffalo team in the game, turning the ball over 26 times, and only led 55-50 early in the fourth with Wilson getting a breather on the bench.
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"It ended up being a really bad idea, because the novelty and romance of that wears off really fast," she explains, sipping an overpriced and undersized can of Diet Coke in one of the museum's cafes.
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His only professional knockout pre-Tristar came over the woefully undersized Mark Tucker and came off of a beautiful far leg sweep into a straight knee to the gut as Tucker fought to recover his balance.
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Robinson grew up making trips to the Times Union Center to watch Tay Fisher, another undersized Kingstonian who was a star at Siena and now plays with the Harlem Globetrotters under the nom de hoop Firefly.
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Houston Rockets 128 - Dallas Mavericks 121 James Harden and Russell Westbrook combined for 67 points, and undersized Houston squared its season series against visiting Dallas, which played without All-Star guard Luka Doncic (right ankle sprain).
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When the undersized Rodgers failed to receive a college football scholarship from any Division 25 schools, he says he almost quit the sport and considered either playing baseball instead or even studying to become a lawyer.
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His height and rangy limbs have provided plenty of issues for his opponents in the past, which could prove a factor in Saturday night's fight with Nelson who, despite his weight, is considerably undersized as a heavyweight.
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Compared to women who work fixed day shifts during pregnancy, those who work rotating shifts were 13% more likely to have a preterm delivery and 18% more likely to have an undersized baby, the analysis also found.
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Expectations are dimming that equity index provider MSCI might promote Romania to emerging market status alongside peers like Poland and the Czech Republic as soon as this year, which would draw money into its undersized financial markets.
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Zika has been proven to cause microcephaly, a severe birth defect marked by small head size and undersized brains that requires a complex network of care providers and social workers to treat and provide support to parents.
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Other rooms have themes: a doctor's office complete with stirrups and IV drips; a schoolroom with an undersized desk and oversized blackboard; there is a room with mirrors everywhere, adorned with smoking chairs and a Victorian couch.
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At the time, Masvidal competed as a welterweight before dropping down to lightweight, fighting Gilbert Melendez for his title in a losing effort, while Larkin was an undersized middleweight who shone despite the obvious disadvantages he endured.
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United States, a majority of the justices held that a "tangible object" did not include undersized fish that the defendant had been caught with on his fishing boat but that he threw overboard before returning to port.
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When the live finale was booked between Gastelum and Hall it seemed like a foregone conclusion to many, before Gastelum—seemingly undersized at middleweight—went forward and out-hustled Hall to a split decision victory just the same.
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Most people who are infected with Zika have mild symptoms but infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly - a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized - as well as other brain abnormalities.
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Standing at just six feet tall, Saki made his name as an undersized heavyweight who had ferocious power and speed in his strikes—leading him to be dubbed the "Turkish Tyson." in addition to his moniker as The Rebel.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the CDC released a study showing that 6 percent of fetuses or infants whose mothers were infected with Zika during pregnancy developed birth defects, including microcephaly, in which the baby has an undersized head and brain.
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But the 23-year-old is undersized (he's just over 20023-foot), and there are questions about his character following a 2017 arrest and some on-field antics which included him grabbing his crotch in a game at Kansas.
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The collapse of an interstate highway bridge in Minneapolis that killed 13 people in 2007, for example, was attributed to undersized gusset plates: half-inch thick sheets of steel that connected girders and other structural elements of the bridge.
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Tennessee shot 49.1 percent, making 20 of 23 214-pointers to outscore Arkansas 219-24 in the paint while winning the rebounding battle 213-230.6 against the undersized Razorbacks, who don't start a player taller than 143-feet-214.
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Kicks is a bold and unique coming-of-age story about an undersized teen who sets out to prove himself a man by retrieving his Air Jordans from the gun-strapped Oakland thug who stole them for his own young son.
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"President Trump intends to submit a defense budget that is a mere 3% above President Obama's defense budget, which has left our military underfunded, undersized and unready to confront threats to our national security," McCain said in a statement on Monday.
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A new study published by the CDC has shown that some 6 percent of fetuses or infants whose mothers were infected with Zika during pregnancy developed birth defects, including microcephaly, in which the baby has an undersized head and brain.
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About half of its drop tower was left standing after an undersized explosion, and reportedly, Los Alamos National Lab scientists sent a telegraph to the lab asking if they were done using the tower, because they wanted to use it next.
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It will move next year from its outdated, undersized and inconveniently located stadium in the suburb of Colombes to a state-of-the-art, dual-use indoor facility with a capacity of 32,000 in La Défense, much closer to central Paris.
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Women in Brazil and in several countries affected by the spread of the Zika virus are being told not to get pregnant for fear that the virus causes microcephaly, a birth defect in which children are born with undersized heads.
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"President Trump intends to submit a defense budget that is a mere 2350 percent above President Obama's defense budget, which has left our military underfunded, undersized, and unready to confront threats to our national security," McCain said in a statement Monday.
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"In other words, President Trump intends to submit a defense budget that is a mere 3 percent above President Obama's defense budget, which has left our military underfunded, undersized, and unready to confront threats to our national security," McCain said.
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William Ferguson Staunton, Va. To the Sports Editor: Re "Yale Lary, an Undersized but Tenacious Lion, Dies at 86," May 15: It's often overlooked how being a sports fan can be educational in ways beyond the realm of athletic competition.
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It was Chase who farmed out Kauff, and while that may have been purely a baseball decision—Kauff was young, perhaps unfinished, and undersized for an outfielder even by 1910s standards—it might also just have been Chase being a bastard.
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Perhaps the only offensive weapon Golden State had lacked in recent years was a dominating big man, capable of receiving the ball near the hoop and dunking over undersized opponents, or rebounding teammates' missed shots and putting them back in the net.
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This newfound Russian aggression could be founded on the failure of the European defense establishment during its first combat test since the World War II. The rot of undersized, underbudgeted, under-equipped, under-trained and under-deployed NATO member militaries is self-evident.
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Likewise, Special Correspondents keeps coming up with big ideas, then taking them to undersized ends: more insults aimed at Gervais, an extended "cocaine makes people hyper" riff, sequences that sprawl outward with the loose rhythm of improv, and no punchline in sight.
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He got EXTREMELY mad at Durant's (fairly reasonable, considering that pretty much every notable undersized, yet skilled ball-handling shooting guard in history has done it) suggestion that he could be a versatile and useful piece off the bench on a title contender.
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Allonzo Trier, the top returning scorer this season, is due for a breakout game after combining for 11 points the last two contests, and 7-foot freshman Lauri Markkanen - who scored 19 points against Washington State - should give the undersized Huskies problems.
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In the ruling, the judge also wrote: "The Sequoia, an elderly and vulnerable wooden yacht, is sitting on an inadequate cradle on an undersized marine railway in a moribund boatyard on the western shore of the Chesapeake, deteriorating and, lately, home to raccoons."
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Art Review Alma Thomas, whose joyful abstract paintings are the subject of an undersized but important and inspiring exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem, had one of the great, late-blooming careers in American art during the post-World War II era.
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In 1925, the serum delivery mission would not have been successful without musher Leonhard Seppala and his lead dog Togo, a 12-year old, undersized Siberian Husky, who traversed the longest, most treacherous part of the journey to reach the people of Nome.
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Boasting a pair of 219-footers in Damian Jones (275 points, 272 rebounds) and Luke Kornet (9.0 points, 7.2 rebounds, 3.0 blocks), Vanderbilt is capable of dominating the paint at both ends, which should be a major advantage against the undersized Vols.
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He moves at a different pace than a lot of other point guards, a trait that helps him create extra space to get off his shot—space he often needs because he's undersized compared to a lot of the players guarding him.
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Bellino was an explosive, relatively undersized (28-foot-2100) running back whose Heisman candidacy most likely began in late November 21962, when, as a junior, he rushed for three touchdowns, including one for 21965 yards, in a 250-22019 rout of Army.
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And the Celtics, led by their undersized, hard-to-defend point guard, Isaiah Thomas, seemed to have the Knicks' defense scrambling for much of the afternoon, a difficult situation for any team, let alone one with the sixth-worst ranking in the league.
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Over there is Sylvester, an undersized five-year-old; over there is Hope, who gets fed by hand on account of her broken jaw; over there is Doris, a "psychological disaster" who was rescued after her partner was shot in the head.
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"We believe there's room for growth in the European banking space and we believe European banks are undersized compared to the U.S. ones," UniCredit's Co-Chief Operating Officer Francesco Giordano told a discussion panel on banking consolidation in Italy at the Italian embassy in London.
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He is a 23-year-old who looks about 35, an undersized 6-foot-63 center who makes up for his height with a freakishly long wingspan; his post game is objectively ugly, and as a shooter he is mostly useless beyond three feet.
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More often than not, an undersized wrestler—like CWC lead analyst Daniel Bryan, one of the greatest David stories in modern wrestling history—has to stake his claim in WWE by sheer force of fan support if he's to make it up the card.
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"The Sequoia, an elderly and vulnerable wooden yacht, is sitting on an inadequate cradle on an undersized marine railway in a moribund boatyard on the western shore of the Chesapeake, deteriorating and, lately, home to raccoons," Delaware Judge Sam Glasscock wrote in his Monday ruling.
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Golovkin will be particularly intent on winning Saturday night with the Canelo carrot continually dangled in front of him—a loss to an undersized opponent could prove devastating to GGG's chances of earning the biggest of all money fights pugilism has to presently offer.
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An undersized player, he managed to rise through Croatia's top league and move on to the English Premier League before taking on a prominent role at the powerhouse Spanish club Real Madrid, where he won the past three Champions League titles alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Where he went: Danny Amendola, an undersized 32-year-old wide receiver, is on the verge of signing with the Miami Dolphins, where he is expected to be one of two additions to a new-look offense along with Albert Wilson, formerly of the Chiefs.
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Stan Mikita, the Chicago Blackhawks' undersized but smooth-skating and feisty center who teamed with his fellow Hall of Famer Bobby Hull in the 1960s in reviving a long-floundering franchise while popularizing the curved hockey sticks that changed the game, died on Tuesday.
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Fighting as an undersized heavyweight on season two of The Ultimate Fighter, Evans defeated the giant Brad Imes to take home the crown as the series' winner after beating Tom Murphy, Mike Whitehead and Keith Jardine while staying in the house in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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It was like a mini CES hall of fame, with a comically undersized pedestal made to hold a tiny robot with a blurb detailing the Ozobot's first appearance at the show back in 2014, all perched on a 500 square-foot plot with faux wood flooring.
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After packing in his full time gig as a bail bondsman, Gastelum began one of the most unlikely transformations in mixed martial arts as he progressed from a doughy, undersized wrestler into a man with among the most dangerous hands at whichever weight he opts to fight.
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Nelson and Gary Harris are both undersized guards who struggle to contest taller perimeter shooters, and opponents are shooting 21 percent from behind the three-point line when the Nuggets are within 24-53 feet of the shooter, by far the highest mark in the NBA.
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Against Miami, Isaac often checked uber-athletic guard Bruce Brown or long, 3-and-D wing Davon Reed; against Duke, he went against fellow NBA Draft Lottery prospect and gifted shot creator Jayson Tatum; against Notre Dame, he faced off with physical, undersized center Bonzie Colson.
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Somehow, even in a world in which Curry has won two Most Valuable Player awards, the classic story of an undersized player (Young is 6 feet 2 inches and a wispy 180 pounds) drawing motivation from others' underestimation of him is still playing out in basketball.
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The renovation, by Atlantic Collaborative Construction Company, began in December of 2016, but came to a three-month standstill when the owners discovered their septic system was undersized and needed to be expanded — just the sort of issue Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Brandau had hoped to avoid.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Patriots' Julian Edelman, an undersized wide receiver few thought would ever make a name for himself in NFL, won the Super Bowl MVP trophy on Sunday after his key plays helped lift New England to a 13-3 victory over the Los Angeles Rams.
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Partly because I'd heard about the city's famously undersized apartments, but mostly because the conditions of my fresh start in the U.S. felt very flimsy, and I didn't want to jinx it by shipping my entire life across the Atlantic only to have to send it back again.
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Alvarez, who vacated his WBC middleweight title to buy himself and promoter Oscar De La Hoya some time in negotiating a fruitless fight contract with Gennady "GGG" Golovkin, the opponent the world wants, was last seen in the ring knocking out an undersized Amir Khan in devastating fashion.
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Just as Silva was not in the business of set ups or counters, but in windmilling and overwhelming his opponents, Justino overwhelmed the much crisper Gina Carano in a sloppy brawl and ran straight over the many undersized women Strikeforce asked to come up to 145lbs to fight her.
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In front of the smallest crowd in the history of the Petersen Events Center (3,102), Montana led throughout and its undersized frontline held a 33-38 rebounding edge and a 42-40 edge in points in the paint while snapping its 14-game losing streak to Power 5 teams.
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I'm done with the undersized teeny tiny ones from Trader Joe's, I'm done with the unripe ones that will leave you with jagged lacerations on your avocado-holding hand, and I'm especially done with the hollowed-out ones that have been used as coffee cups as of late.
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EditorsNote: 23st graf, take out Toyota Center; 26nd graf, say inside three minutes, not two; 27th graf, adds Barea reference James Harden and Russell Westbrook combined for 214 points and the undersized Houston Rockets squared their season series against the visiting Dallas Mavericks with a 24-173 win Friday.
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A rocket scientist might not be able to tell an NBA coach how to best utilize a particular undersized power forward, but he or she might be able to develop an algorithm that helps identify what types of plays a team runs, just by using publicly available data on NBA.com.
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I learned to make up for my disadvantages on the court — both real (I'm definitely undersized) and perceived (no one expected a short Indian kid to be any good) — through hustle and perfecting a low left-handed heave that I used whenever I could beat my man into the lane.
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However, I hate how small the pieces of chicken, tiny pack of french fries, and undersized cup of Coca-Cola are," For these reasons, his first try of KFC left him disappointed, not helped by the long waits: "There was a long queue; I had to wait about three hours, which made me mad.
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Despite being a visibly undersized middleweight—his return to the division a result of numerous failed attempts at making the 2208lbs welterweight limit which appears to be his rightful home—Gastelum continues to show remarkable improvement with each fight and it's startling how easily he handled a veteran in Belfort in such at the tender age of 22017.
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Mahomes and Tyreek Hill, Kansas City's undersized wide receiver, both tried to drag the 22-foot-3, 245-pound Ebukam to the ground, but he went through them with ease for a 25-yard touchdown, becoming the first player to have a sack, an interception, and multiple touchdowns in a game since the sack became an official statistic in 1982.
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John McCain (R-AZ) issued a statement that included the following: President Trump intends to submit a defense budget that is a mere 3 percent above President Obama's defense budget, which has left our military underfunded, undersized, and unready to confront threats to our national security… With a world on fire, America cannot secure peace through strength with just 3 percent more than President Obama's budget.
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An entree of double-cooked chicken thighs, however — which my husband ordered seasoned with garlic, ginger and scallions — was both undersized and overcooked; a vegetarian dish of Szechuan-spiced yu choy (a leafy green, akin to bok choy) was made squishy and unappetizing by the addition of soft, mochi-style rice cakes; and a wonderfully fiery stir-fried udon noodle dish, sauced with Korean chili paste, was nearly ruined by the tough chewiness of its main ingredient, baby octopus.
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The Yoga Book's battery also feels a bit undersized, as it only lasted 6 hours and 43 minutes on our rundown test, which is about an hour and 15 minutes shorter than Microsoft's Surface Go. On the flipside, sporting an Intel Core i5-7Y54 CPU, the Yoga book C4.23 is also 30 to 50 percent more powerful than Pentium 4415Y CPU-equipped Surface Go, which is a huge upgrade considering the original Yoga Book often felt a little anemic in the performance department.
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Sure, there are vestiges of its original mission—poultry people can gather in the poultry barn and talk about whatever it is poultry people talk about in poultry barns with other poultry people; cattle and dairy people can gather with other cattle and dairy people and discuss the most humane ways to rear and then slaughter their male populations (divorce yourself of the notion that most of these baby male cows are being fed off of mother's milk before having their throats slashed—before they're plated up as $27 veal cutlets—which is the only way to humanely "deal with" baby male cows); pig people can gather with other pig people in the pig tents to chat cheap pig feed and the mathematics of squeezing their massive pig populations into pig pens that should definitely house fewer pigs than they're housing in their undersized pig pens.
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