Beyond pasta, Locanda offers a small, changing selection of main courses like tender braised pork ribs ($14), with roasted potatoes, or excellent braised lamb ($16), baked in a small round bread.
We move on through a small changing room, where a pair of grubby grey y-fronts hangs from a high ledge, and out to the main stage.
Several modifications and extensions of the basic algorithm are also presented, including the approximation of the heuristic function by a small, dynamically changing set of favorable decisions.
Otherwise, it also serves a small, regularly changing range of craft beers (for example, Harviestoun's Old Engine Oil, Beavertown's Neck Oil, all £3.60) in its cafe-bar section.
One of the key questions from the start of his entry into the race has been the extent to which Mr. Giuliani would open up this circle — a small, rarely changing circle of hard-driving New Yorkers, known for tough language and tough tactics — to advisers with national experience.
The locker room is so small, changing is a tangle of elbows, though there are Malin & Goetz products in the showers.
His March grosbeaks may be only a small part of changing ecological statistics in the region.
It's asking a lot of American troops to place their lives on the line for a "small chance" of changing the "feeling" of the war - especially when so much depends, as Bush readily concedes, on the Maliki government, which so far has been unable or unwilling (or both) to quell the sectarian conflict unleashed by Bush's invasion.
Consequences are a small part of changing a student's behavior in addition to teaching new skills and using preventative interventions.
At Tappo, a month-old rustic Mediterranean spot at 403 East 12th Street, the owners, Armin and Judy Bellova, have opened a retail counter selling cheeses, olives and olive oil and a small, ever-changing assortment of fresh restaurant-quality meat and seafood.
