This situation applies in the racer, as shown by the clutches of 52 females correlated with their sizes and presumed ages (Fig.
With information now available it is not possible to compare the sizes of different populations except in a general way.
Variability is believed to result mostly from the small sizesof the samples, none of which is large enough to yield a census figure that is statistically reliable.
Other racers marked in the first few weeks of life were recaptured after two or more seasons of growth, and indicate the sizes that may be expected in young adults from two to five years old, as shown in Table 13.
Comparative sizes of two female blue racers and their eggs.
From the records in Table 14 and many more like them, average and extreme sizes for progressively older age groups were estimated.
In large sizes the zinc strips are necessarily of such strength that the edges would cut and damage the printing layer; it is therefore usual to adjust the strips to within about 5 mm.
Their sizes are from 2 or 3 mangelleens downwards, but few very small.
Limestone rocks of various sizes were partly embedded in soil or lay loose at the surface.
It is significant that these workers were studying turtles of all sizes and ages, some of which were past the age of regular, annual growth.
Sizes and weights of the turtles used are given in the text.
But the price of coal gas seemed to be too high for use in these large engines, in which sizes steam is comparatively cheap; and so poorer gas, which, though possessing only about 28 per cent.
She sizes up the situation exactly as a boy might size up his own chances to "make" the crew or the football team.
Gloves must be of heavy leather and at least two sizes bigger than those ordinarily worn.
There are all varieties and sizes at all stationers.
She must also examine the writing desk to be sure that the ink is not a cracked patch of black dust at the bottom of the well, and the pens solid rust and the writing paper textures and sizes at odds with the envelopes.
But the prominent hostess, if she has grown daughters and continually gives parties of all sorts and sizes and ages, usually keeps her list in a more complete and "ready reference" order.
Even the sizes of the loaves are fixed, so that the extravagance of making and handling all sorts of fancy shapes and sizes may be avoided.
On examining the spot more narrowly, we found that it lay close to the foot of a very rugged precipice, from which stones of various sizes were always tumbling at intervals.
Then, when I was nine years old, my mother decided to enter me in the public school, so all at once I found myself thrown among a crowd of boys of all sizes and kinds; some of them seemed to me like savages.
The sizes of these interior lakes are determined by the amounts of water flowing into them and the rates of evaporation of the water into the dry air of the region.
The largest ones are often 500 times the sizes of the smallest.
These particles of all sizes are not arranged in the soil in a regular, orderly way; they are not placed side by side with geometrical regularity; they are rather jumbled together in every possible way.
Characteristics of arid soils The net result of the processes above described Is a rock powder containing a great variety of sizes of soil grains intermingled with clay.
She saw an old shack, and irregular lines of rude fence built of poles of all sizes and shapes, and several plots of bare yellow ground, leading up toward the west side of the canyon wall.
Next he placed cans of three sizes upon the table; and these Carley conjectured contained sugar, salt, and pepper.
Black flint stones of all sizes and shape are pounded tightly into the ground, and their crevices are filled with the red earth of the country; they are then treated with a coating of dirt.
In the first column are given the sizes of wires by numbers.
Note the relative sizesof the sparks, and compare the result with the number taken by the condenser in the last experiment.
B) Recharge E C, and see how many times I T will take good sparks from it, and note the relative sizes of the sparks.
B) Repeat (A) twice, noting the relative sizesof the sparks.
Re-charge E C at each count, and note the relative sizes of the sparks.
Single cylinder sets are made in sizes ranging from 2½ K.
The small sizes are bipolar, and the larger sizes have four poles.
These coils, when completed, are placed in the slots, where they are retained by bands on the three smaller sizes and by hardwood wedges on the larger sizes.
What may be said with respect to the sizesof wire used for inductors?
Afterward they are removed from the forms and baked hard and dry and finally wrapped with insulating materials; all but the three smaller sizes are wrapped with a protecting cord.
Core discs are stamped in one piece up to about 30 inches in diameter, and for larger sizes they are built up from sections as later described.
Cores of all sizes are provided with ventilating spaces, running from the surface to the central opening of the core, so that air is drawn through the core and blown out over the windings by the revolution of the armature.
The final solution of the problem was determined by my observation this year of grafted hickories of several sizes and ages were Weschcke shagbark (C.
Size of nuts:+ Almost everyone prefers large nuts to small ones, and that is one reason, why the larger sizes command a higher price on the markets.
For blackboards, refrigerator linings, and railroad ties it has been found available, and for poles or posts of all sizes it has already proved itself a success.
As they assumed their natural sizes and the rhubarb leaves that had before towered above their heads now barely covered their feet, they looked around the garden and found that no person was visible save themselves.
Don't I look horrid, Dorothy, with eyes severalsizes too big for my body, and so weak that I ought to wear spectacles?
The walls of the pavilion were covered with fiddles of various sizes and appearances, and a considerable portion of the floor occupied by a pile of books all of one size.
He sizes up a thing with one look, and then tells how it should be done.
We've rid thirty miles to see for ourselves, and I don't reckon you'll have any fears about our appetites being left at home when you sizes up the wreck left in the path of the storm after the stampede is over.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sizes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
