In some countries if not in all, organic farms tend to be smaller than their conventional neighbours.
Two of the people said that the tablet's screen will likely be smaller than eight inches.
The new force will be smaller than the current West African one but better supported.
On the flip side, realizing your market may be smaller than anticipated is not always a bad thing.
One scout, Minnesota farmer Richard Guse, concluded this fall's corn harvest will be smaller than forecast by the government.
The features on a chip would shrink so much that they would be smaller than a wavelength of light.
It may be smaller than the present gap, but it will still have a big impact on welfare spending.
That could mean that any bond purchases made by the ECB will be smaller than the markets are expecting.
Russia is likely to pitch in, though its contribution will be smaller than originally hoped for, Cypriot officials have said.
"The numbers might be smaller than expected but the quality of submissions and the debate is very helpful, " he said.
They will also be smaller than those built under Labour - 15% smaller for secondaries and 5% smaller for primaries.
The second reason for COMAC to be concerned is that the market for the plane could be smaller than anticipated.
The increase, based on an actuarial study, will be announced in August and should be smaller than recent increases, he said.
The incentives may be smaller than in real-world decisions: so rational choices may be inadequately rewarded and irrational ones inadequately punished.
Seattle University professor Galen Trail said Seattle might be smaller than the others, but the average disposable income is pretty high.
Taking that into consideration, the effect of the fiscal cliff deal is likely to be smaller than a 30 percent reduction.
Only 2.7 percent of the shipments will be dedicated 12-inch notebooks, while 6.2 percent of them are expected to be smaller than 12 inches.
Such a result would seem to be unnecessary in a vast country with a population that in 2050 will be smaller than California's today.
Not that there will be no poverty in the world but, if the momentum continues, the extreme-poverty rate will be smaller than we can measure.
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However, Thursday's 24-hour strike is expected to be smaller than a 48-hour action in October which degenerated into violence as rival groups clashed and police intervened.
Airbus plans to use bigger lithium batteries on its new A350 model, now in development, but those cells still will be smaller than those aboard the Dreamliner.
One implication of this analysis is that, where the preferences of a country's people count, their country is likely to be smaller than it would otherwise be.
Mr. Shin: One of the biggest strengths we have, although we may be smaller than Samsung LED or LG LED, is we don't have captive markets the way they do.
What's more, individual bits can be made to be smaller than 10 nanometers, compared with flash's 45 nanometers, and its switches can be controlled by two terminals, as opposed to three.
And the benefits may be smaller than they appear.
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Even though bonus pools will be smaller than last year, the politicians are warning the banks that, if they do not exercise restraint, they could have restraint thrust upon them via yet more taxes.
However, he says Quantum Mechanics prevents anyone from claiming it would be smaller than a Planck length, a length of measurement so miniscule that it would make a normal-sized atom look like an outsized sun.
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