Yes, there is.
anything smaller than the triangle
.0359 (9 repeating) would be the largest decimal smaller than .036, then anything less than .0359 (9 repeating) would be smaller than .036. the numbers are endless.
0.20 is smaller than 0.203, as 0.20 is the same as saying 0.200, and 0.203 has the extra three thousandths.
50 of anything is normally smaller than 62.5 of the same thing.
0.02 of anything is smaller than 20 of the same thing.
Never use anything smaller than your elbow.
You do nothing but you could use a cotton bud but medical proffesionals say that you should NOT put anything smaller than your elbow in your ear
The answer is no .05mg is the same as saying .050mg, .125mg is not smaller than .05mg.
A foot is a unit of distance about the length from your wrist to your elbow. Anything you can measure can be expressed in feet. If it is smaller than your arm or longer than a portion of a mile then I would probably choose a different measurement.
Any thing smaller than your elbow needs to be kept out of your ear. That is the old adage and a very smart one. Try telling that to a toddler!
"Never stick anything smaller than elbow in ear" is meant as a humorous / funny reminder that nothing small should ever be put into the ear canal, not even Q-tips. Yes, most people grow up with a parent using a Q-tip to clean the ear canals, butit is an unsafe method. Other children see a mom or aunt using a bobby-pin, or a dad or uncle using a toothpick to "dig" out ear wax. But NONE of these are safe. The danger is that the item (even a soft Q-tip end) can damage or puncture the tympanic membrane - or ear drum. Therefore, "nothing smaller than an elbow" should be put in the ear. Since the elbow bone is fairly large, there is absolutely nothing that should be stuck into the inner ear canal.
2.5 of anything is generally smaller than 50 of the same thing.
Well, Anything bigger than 180 but smaller than 360 .
Anything smaller than it.
Anything smaller than it.
Yes, inserting a QTip too deeply into your ear can potentially cause damage to your eardrum, leading to perforation. It's best to avoid putting anything smaller than your elbow into your ear to prevent such injuries.
anything smaller than the triangle