giantism การใช้

• There are also things like genius or giantism that people might not consider undesirable.
• These then became subject to unusual evolutionary forces that propelled some toward giantism and reduced others in size.
• "BBC Sessions " ( Atlantic ) captures Led Zeppelin at the height of its lumbering giantism.
• Hess's revolt against public giantism reflected a distrust toward large-corporate business as well as big government.
• "The second worst problem is giantism, too many sports, too many athletes, " he said.
• A recent article in Institutional Investor magazine _ " Fidelity Grapples With Giantism " _ addresses some of the real problems.
• He said there were no plans to expand the games, saying they would stay away from " giantism and commercialism ."
• If there is no feedback inhibition, such as suppressors of cytokine signaling proteins in the system, that would cause giantism in mice.
• He has a slight case of giantism, which attributes to his great height . He has IQ which is extremely higher than the average adult.
• Saving the old witch can lead to the antidote for Dorothy's giantism; but Dorothy finds she cannot allow her bovine companion to die.
• His parents consulted a physician who, through the use of X-rays, discovered the cause of his giantism to be an over-active pituitary gland.
• But today's lust for global giantism has swept aside the voices of prudence; generous financial lobbies have persuaded our leaders that in enormous size there is strength.
• The IOC's new limit of 10, 500 athletes for the Summer Games to prevent creeping " giantism " will affect most sports on the program.
• Dorothy falls prey to giantism herself and endures a subterranean ordeal before she, the Wizard, and Princess Ozma resolve the problem and restore the normal order of Oz.
• Crawford's case for the inexorability of what he called " the trend to giantism, " was met with skepticism by some of the agency executives who listened to him.
• To nostalgics who yearned for cozy Alpine hamlets with 19th-century hotels and outdoor ice rinks, Sapporo represented the gateway to " giantism, " both in scale and price.
• But the weaknesses of Japan's keiretsu and South Korea's chaebol have been manifest for a decade, and Europe is now reacting against the anti-innovative sclerosis of corporate giantism.
• To those lusting after world communications domination, the game is not to win customers but to destroy competitors, leaving the losers to think about the ravages of giantism : cogito; ergo zero sum.
• "This is a mind-boggling acceleration of a trend toward giantism that has already done serious damage to the book trade, " added Mark Crispin Miller, a media critic at New York University.
• Magda created a giantism potion to make her gardening more productive and her life easier & mdash; but lost control of it; giant moles, eating the giant vegetables, become a pest to all and sundry.