Density isn't determined by the size of the specimen but by its mass per unit of volume. An oak branch has the same density as the whole tree it came from--the weights are vastly different, but density is the same.
It depends on what he whole is. It should be obvious that the size of a whole proton will be very very small whereas the size of the universe will be incredibly big.
Fractions that have the same size or the same value are called equivalent fractions. They represent the same amount or quantity, even though they may look different. For example, 1/2 and 2/4 are equivalent fractions because they both represent half of a whole.
Having the same size and shape means that you look the same height and size.
Yes, they can be put into a one-to-one correspondence. The size of both sets is what's called a "countable infinity".
eyes
No. Bottlenose dolphins remain in the same form their whole life but grow in size.
it is the same size as tony blairs ears
No, ears continue to grow and change in size throughout a person's lifetime. However, the rate of growth may slow down as a person ages.
Many bones are still developing, in a newborn baby. The skull, for example, exists in sections that are not fully fused together into a single bone. The same is true of many other bones.
they can be any size
It is not possible for humans to have ears that are the same in size as to rats. The people with the smallest ears may be the African Pygmy people, as it is rumored that people of small height have short ears. Therefore, one could say that a country in Africa is the answer to your question, though it is highly unlikely that any human would have ears of similar size to a rodent.
The size of each half will increase if the size of the whole increases, but relative to the other half, it will remain equal in size.
medium size ears
i have mi ears gauged, and my cartlage. and when you take them out yes there is a whole about the size of the gauge that was in its place. but it will grow back, mine grew back with in a week to a normal size.
Pandas do not have necessarily 'big' ears, but the reason why they have the size of ears they do has not yet been deciphered by scientists.
A hyperbole for "His ears were so big" could be "His ears were the size of satellite dishes." Hyperbole is a figure of speech that exaggerates or overemphasizes a particular characteristic for emphasis or humor. In this case, comparing the size of his ears to satellite dishes exaggerates their size to emphasize just how large they are.