Does size matter? A bioeconomic perspective on optimal harvesting when price is size-dependent

When size really does matter.

published online Feb 8, 2007; J. Physiol. Michael R. Deschenes When size really does matter Physiology in Press This information is current as of January 29, 2008 http://jp.physoc.org/cgi/content/abstract/jphysiol.2007.128546v1 The latest version of this article is at: within 10 weeks. The Journal of Physiology Online normally appear in an issue of articles will Physiology in Press DOI. J Physi...

Does Size Matter? When Small is Good Enough

This paper reports the observation of the influence of the size of documents on the accuracy of a defined text processing task. Our hypothesis is that based on a specific task (in this case, topic classification), results obtained using longer texts may be approximated by short texts, of micropost size, i.e., maximum length 140 characters. Using an email dataset as the main corpus, we generate ...

Does size matter?

For isolated objects in complete darkness, retinal image size contributes to distance judgments even if the true object size is unknown. Here we show that the same is true under more natural conditions. On a wide beach we positioned a red cube at 10-20 m distance and then asked subjects to walk to it while blindfolded. Subjects never had a close view of the cube and were unaware that on separat...

Does size matter?

For 40 years, the debate has raged. Do mammalian cells monitor cell size when deciding whether to divide? More recent models suggest an indirect solution, but the field is far from reaching a final verdict.

Does polyp size matter?