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midsize

['midsaiz]
adj.
中等大小的,中号的,中型的

FORD= FORD: The big news is the sleeker, lower all-new Thunderbird midsize coupe.
Lawrence Latto, a partner at the midsize Washington firm of Shea & Gardner, for instance, says his firm isn't disappointed that it has to turn away some deals because it doesn't have enough lawyers.
The crisis facing midsize firms stems from both changing economics and changing professional values in the legal field.
It said the order is strategically important, and "transformed us overnight into one of the principal suppliers of telecom network services to British Telecom." Thor makes recreational vehicles and small and midsize buses.
ElDorado makes small and midsize buses such as airport and rental car company shuttle buses.
In Poland, Fiat has acknowledged that it wasn't likely to be awarded a contract by the Fabryka Samochodow Osobowych car maker for the construction of a new, midsize Tipo model.
Even lawyers who have left midsize firms bemoan the firms' inability to survive.
Investors took profits on major construction shares, which advanced last week, shifting their attention to some midsize companies such as Aoki Corp., Tobishima and Maeda.
To power the 757, Pratt & Whitney had either to produce a new, midsize engine, requiring a manufacturing investment of nearly $1 billion, or abandon the market to Rolls-Royce.
If there is any future for midsize corporate firms, many lawyers and consultants say, it lies in specialization.
Two of Ford's most popular models, the midsize Taurus and Sable, receive lesser price boosts in 1989.
He said the project to produce the small Mercedes 190s and midsize sedans was shelved earlier this year as the Soviet Union's economic problems multiplied.
Production of the current Volvo 400 series of midsize autos will be gradually phased out as that of the new Volvo model increases.
California regulators have said that Ford Motor Co. has promised to build 200 variable-fuel vans by early next year, and to produce another 2,500 variable-fuel midsize Tauruses after October 1992.
Critics say GM was late in introducing four-door midsize cars to compete with Ford Motor Co.'s popular Ford Taurus and Mercury Sable cars.
Initially, these lawyers say, they turned to midsize firms because they wanted to practice in more personal operations, while doing the same kind of sophisticated work that huge firms perform.
The moves are a bold attempt to gain market share from the company's discount rivals while repositioning Schwab as a midsize competitor to the giant Wall Street brokers.
Last year, output of the midsize Volvos skidded to 121,300 cars from 133,200 in 1989.
International Business Machines Corp. got a $17.3 million Army contract for midsize computers.
Most sensitive to the squeeze are small and midsize firms, which don't have the flexibility of the big operators.
Chevrolet's midsize Corsica sedan, introduced as a 1988 model, gets a hatch-back version with fold-down rear seat for 1989.
Although Nissan has fielded strong cars in several market niches, it doesn't yet have a midsize family sedan to compete with Honda Motor's popular Accord model.
Lumina is more than 2 inches wider than Celebrity, the midsize Chevy it replaces.
He said the most pressing priority for the company is the LH, a midsize car due out in the fall of 1992 as a 1993 model, and there is some pressure in the corporation to bring the car out earlier.
GM reopened its Doraville, Ga., plant this week, after a shutdown that began last June to retool for a redesigned version of the midsize Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme.
Thor, a maker of travel trailers, motor homes and small and midsize buses, said in light of a recent rise in orders, it plans to increase production at most plants.
Dodge trucks had a similar pop-up ad for its midsize pickup truck in a 1987 issue of Sports Illustrated.

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