Sentences with phrase «heavier than their cousins»

Not exact matches

«A muon is a cousin of the electron, a couple of hundred times heavier than the electron — they penetrate hundreds of meters of rock,» Melott said.

The fuel cell version of the Equinox outweighs its standard cousin by more than 500 pounds (225 kilograms) thanks to its heavy nickel — metal hydride battery pack, GM says, but press down on the accelerator and the Equinox can run with the rest of the road traffic.

Our brains are about three times heavier than those of our cousins, and are more complex and interconnected as well.

As it is the case with most slider phones, the Epic 4G is a little thicker (and heavier) than their display - only cousins.

The Venue 8 Pro looks very similar to, but is slightly larger and heavier than its Android - powered cousin, the Dell Venue 8 ($ 179.99), but make no mistake, this is the one you want if you need to run a full PC OS.

Neither of these come with the old - style Kindle keyboard; if you miss it, you can get the Kindle Keyboard in both Wi - Fi ($ 99 or $ 139) and 3G ($ 139 and $ 189) versions; they are slightly heavier and larger than their Touch cousins, but otherwise have the same specs.

These devices tend to be cheaper, lighter, and a lot easier to carry than their heavier cousin, the laptop.

As this breed adapted to life in the United States, it developed a heavier, coarser coat, which is more dense than its British Shorthair cousins.

Field Spaniels are medium in size and are both longer and heavier than their Cocker Spaniel cousins.

It's important to note also that the severe living conditions imposed upon battery hens, coupled with their unnatural egg production inflicts a heavy toll upon them — some moreso than others — with few ever expected to live as long as their non factory farmed cousins.

Rural properties, due to aboveground power lines, are quicker than their urban cousins to lose power during heavy windstorms and also usually the last to have it restored.