By reducing the number of brands they offer, stores can also shrink the size of individual sections, hiking the amount of money they make for
each foot of shelf space and opening space for other categories.
The Media Division also left the basement area in 2001 to become part of the HGSE's new Learning Technologies Center on the third floor; the space vacated by the Media Division on the Ground Floor has become the new home of the Gutman Library Special Collections, with 13,000 linear
feet of shelving, for current holdings and future acquisitions, a Special Collections staff office, and a handsome dedicated Reading Room serving researchers using these collections.
In Rothstein's own research, he has used «number of
feet of shelf space devoted to books» at home.
I think at one point there was a couple of hundred linear
feet of shelf space in stores featuring toys - to - life games from four of the biggest marketers of kids IP in the world.
Without them you can only easily access the first
foot of your shelves.
Now that our kiddo's room / future home office has almost 36 square
feet of shelves in front of the bump out wall, I'm getting excited about the idea of filling them with some great books.
Flush white cabinetry lines the short wall, and along the long wall, 18 linear
feet of shelving holds - everything from cookbooks and Tom Clancy paperbacks to family heirlooms.
With its high ceiling and 18
feet of shelving in which the store had used to store the essentials, it now makes the perfect storage place from everything from cleaning supplies to her prized collection of shoes.
Not exact matches
Eataly, the 50,000 - square -
foot mecca
of Italian food Batali helped bring to the US, pulled the chef's products from
shelves on Tuesday.
When running the last five miles
of an ironman while your legs are cramping so badly that you can see the muscles knotting in your legs between each step, or diving a 3,000 -
foot shelf, at night and in the dark, while someone accidentally kicks off your mask leaving you temporarily blind, getting into and staying in your flow state is not just helpful, it can be lifesaving.
Nike is aiming to address all
of those elements: the company is trying to offer more services like personalized shopping, quickening the pace
of innovation to get new product on store
shelves faster, and also working with stronger retail partners like
Foot Locker (fl) and Dick's Sporting Goods (dks) to better present Nike goods.
Surely I don't believe that people who pin the 400 square
foot laundry room with miles
of shelves and a sink in it are planning a redo
of their home anytime soon to add that.
Options include a front
shelf, thermal blanket, vinyl cover, upper rack to increase cooking area, and a remote controller allowing monitoring and control
of the grill from up to 100
feet away.
There will just be a couple
feet of empty
shelf space among dream catchers or Clif Bars or packs
of gum, where she'll set down a dozen or so
of the brown - paper bags.
Michelle sees Pat's mother limp toward her on ankles worn to the bone by all the years
of stocking
shelves on a cement floor in the family grocery store, all the years
of tucking her
foot beneath the old 10 - gallon milk cans, hoisting them off the ground and into the coolers with a thrust
of her leg.
At 13 Woods was over the green in a swale looking up to a pin cut on a
shelf, and he had only 15
feet of green to work with, but he hit an imaginative bump - and - run that trickled seven
feet past the hole.
Tip: Since our daughter has reached the bottom
shelve with her
feet that far, she could hang out
of her chair, we decided to move everything one layer lower.
This 2x2 grow tent kit has a height
of 4
feet for growing tall plants or stacking
shelves of plants and light systems.
From 500
feet up everything appeared in miniature except the giant ice
shelves — seemingly endless expanses
of ice, as thick as the length
of several football fields, that float in the Southern Ocean, fringing the ice sheets that virtually cover the Antarctic landmass.
It was followed a few years later by the 60 -
foot - long, cylindrical Sealab III, which was designed so a dozen aquanauts at a time could conduct experiments at a depth
of 600
feet, a giant leap out onto the continental
shelf.
All told, if the eastern and western Antarctic ice
shelves were to melt completely, they would raise sea levels by as much as 230
feet (70 meters); the collapse
of smaller
shelves like Larsen B has sped up the flow
of glaciers behind them into the sea, contributing to the creeping up
of high tide levels around the world.
On the continental
shelf just north
of the headwall
of Storegga, there are cracks in the seafloor, maybe 3 miles wide and 50
feet deep and dotted with round pockmarks.
The ice under the front
of the
shelf is melting at a rate
of about 3.3
feet (1 meter) per year, so the creatures must be burrowing to stay inside the ice, Rack said.
To extend its maritime boundaries, a nation must provide scientific evidence
of a «natural prolongation»
of its continental
shelf, usually by locating the
foot of the region that drops off toward abyssal seafloor.
Rack and his team drilled a hole through the 890 -
foot - thick (270 meters) ice
shelf and lowered down a robotic vehicle known as the SCINI ROV (Submersible Capable
of under - Ice Navigation and Imaging - Remotely Operated Vehicle) on a tether.
«Because the dielectric elastomers can be purchased off the
shelf and we'd use at most only a few square
feet of material in each device, the actuators would be very low cost, particularly in volume production,» SRI's von Guggenberg estimates.
Spanning over 6,000 linear
shelf feet, these collections are a major attraction for scholars
of the modern chemical and molecular sciences.
The outlets
of glaciers, ice
shelves are many hundreds
of feet thick, and they are colossal.
The
foot of an ice
shelf provides most
of the restraining force that ice
shelves exert on landward ice (Fig. 14
of Jenkins and Doake, 1991), making ice near the grounding line the buttress
of the buttress.
Though the species spends a lot
of its time feeding and spawning on an algae - covered rock
shelf right at the surface, divers must descend more than 100
feet in two - person teams to count the farthest - flung fish using a standardized search pattern that has been in use since the 1970s.
I'm not sure when this became a habit, something I put on as uncomplicated as pulling my sweater from the top
shelf of the closet and slipping boots on my
feet when the leaves change.
So last version
of that exercise, is I'm going to create a
shelf through my
feet, just like this.
One
of the perks
of being six
feet tall, apart from always being able to reach the top
shelf, is that I can afford to break up my body horizontally like I have done here — cropped layered top and cropped trousers.
Sweet bedroom features a white nailhead headboard on king bed dressed in white and blue bedding and blue ikat pillows along with a bench with a slatted
shelf placed at the
foot of the bench flanked by white bone inlay nightstands illuminated by polished nickel swing - arm sconces placed in front
of windows covered in plantation shutters.
In the end, we fit the majority
of the luggage in the 4.4 cubic
foot front trunk (down from 5.1 cubic
feet in the rear - wheel drive 911), the kids put their backpacks on the generous
shelf under the rear window, and we lined the somewhat sparse interior storage areas with various items such as mobile phones, sunglasses, passports, and snacks.
If the rear seats are folded forward (sadly, they don't go completely flat) and the parcel
shelf is stowed under the cargo floor, you have 63.6 cubic
feet of cargo space to fill, a bit more than in the 5 - series Touring but about 12 cubic
feet less than in the X5.
The Porsche 911 features just 4.8 cubic
feet of room in its front trunk (frunk), but a total
of 12.0 cubic
feet when you account for the parcel
shelf behind the front seats.
Behind the rear seat, there's 13.7 cubic
feet of storage up to the height
of the package
shelf, then 52.7 cubic
feet of storage capacity once you flip down the 60 / 40 - split folding rear seat.
The MINI Clubman ushers in a new era
of sophistication with comfortable seating for five, iconic split rear doors that open with a
foot - activated sensor, and a top -
shelf interior outfitted with premium materials and cutting - edge technology.
The new - generation 2012 911's front trunk offers a modest 4.7 cubic
feet of space but that can be supplemented by an optional roof - rack system and rear seats that now fold down individually to create a parcel
shelf.
It's better to think
of it as a parcel
shelf, and folding down the back row reveals a very usable 30.2 cubic
feet of cargo space.
The front passenger seat and rear seats fold flat, creating 57 cubic
feet of storage space, and a track system in the rear cargo area can accommodate a variety
of bins, trays and
shelves.
The resulting small trunk lid won't permit stowage
of a
foot locker, but any luggage or packages that make the bend, so to speak, will be accommodated in the usual large space, which now extends under a big parcel
shelf.
The 911's front trunk offers a modest 4.7 cubic
feet of cargo space but that can be supplemented by an optional roof - rack system and rear seats that fold down individually to create a parcel
shelf.
They're sort
of hard to find, but if you go to Aisle 12 and look at the very bottom
shelf, about five
feet down from the corndogs, you'll see them.
We continue the rest
of the tests at the five
foot mark, where it is most common to be holding it and dropping it, or knocking off
of a
shelf.
The section
of the store that used to be 150
feet of romance
shelves is now filled with toys and Legos.
The canyon extends over 450 miles across the
shelf, eventually reaching a depth
of over 10,000
feet.
Compiled and edited by Harvard University President, Charles W. Eliot, the goal
of the publications was simple: provide a liberal education based on the number
of books able to fit across a five -
foot shelf (that he felt should be read from for 15 minutes per day).
Most local libraries have at least a six -
foot shelf of investment books.