In our back's we have intervertebral discs. As people age these discs get smaller. So in a sense, yes, one can say that elderly people shrink.
Yes, pressure treated lumber may shrink over time as it dries out.
Yes, pressure treated wood may shrink over time due to changes in moisture content and environmental conditions.
Yes, pressure treated wood may shrink over time due to changes in moisture content and environmental conditions.
An elderly dependent in most cases is a relative such as a parent or grandparent. The elderly dependent must be over the age of 65 and live full time with the person claiming them as a dependent.
no not at all you can play at any time you can be able to play i know many of people that play golf at the age of 8 you are not to young and its not just for elderly people
Absolutely. Pores want to breathe. When they are clogged they will be forced to get bigger in order to breathe, if you unclog them and keep them clear they will begin to shrink over time.
By dehydration caused by vomiting over a long time. The very young and elderly can't take much of that and it can kill them.
Yes it will shrink down over time.
Elderly people are more likely to have developed antibodies in their blood over time. When this happens, it is harder to match blood for them to receive and there is a much smaller donor pool for them, so blood that they could receive is not as readily available.
Helium balloons can shrink over time due to the small helium atoms diffusing through the walls of the balloon, which are not completely impermeable. This leads to a gradual loss of helium from the balloon, causing it to deflate and shrink.
Jeans may shrink over a short period of time due to frequent washing in hot water, drying in a high heat setting, or being made from materials like cotton that are prone to shrinking. It's important to follow care instructions on the garment to help prevent shrinkage.
The world does not shrink but advances in communication technology make it appear so.