0 Something such as an organization or vehicle that is midsize is neither large nor small:
1 between large and small in size:
Their parents bought them a used midsize car as a graduation present.
It is beyond the budgets of most midsize and small businesses.
A final tool type, designated a punch, was made out of the scapula of a midsize mammal.
For example, during construction of a midsize bridge, approximately 20 kg of plans are produced.
There are four midsize churches (1, 2, 8, 12); they are two to two-and-a-half times smaller than the principal church.
Ford, a geographer, has written a broad and descriptive survey, at times almost a polemic, of sixteen midsize urban centres.
These articles are often aimed at equipping small and midsize businesses with the intel needed to expand their firms.
Midsize boards, often called funboards, provide more maneuverability than a longboard, with more flotation than a shortboard.
Companies sponsor challenges which are responded to by individuals, people working in ad hoc teams, or by small and midsize businesses.
Those big- and midsize company normally also demand the same rules for subcontractors and consultants that visit them.
