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But experts are right to be sceptical: transistors may get ever smaller, but in chipmaking scale rules.

It was during the early 1950' s that the need for ever smaller electronic components became really insistent.

This is contrasted with the, hopefully, ever smaller number of requirements and change requests waiting to be implemented.

recognition on the part of students and government that languages play a role in an ever smaller world.

"Room for an alternative way of life is getting ever smaller, " says Mr Kuhn.

Foreign banks, via their local joint ventures, have taken an ever-smaller share of the country's underwriting income in recent years.

But in Libya, he ruled through an ever smaller circle of advisers, including his sons, destroying any institution that might challenge him.

They are entering the fray as PC makers call on their smartphone expertise as they find that ever-smaller machines attract consumers.

As chipmakers compete to develop ever-smaller chips at cheaper prices, designers are struggling to cut costs.

The rest of us were rewarded with ever faster and ever smaller computers.

receiver ever-smaller and more light weight significantly reduced tension in the work of surveyors and labor intensity.

But the net that Rath used is now being cast to catch ever smaller fry.

As electronics get ever smaller, small drones get more capable.

Europe seems intent on slicing itself up into ever smaller pieces.

Most of these are massive gaseous bodies, but the latest searches are turning up ever-smaller worlds.

Some fear that pharmacogenomics could cut the market for their products into ever-smaller slices.

The gadgets, too, are getting ever smaller and more portable.