"We're trying to see if we can generate a very tiny instance of this in a tabletop experiment, to try to perturb space-time by one part in 10 million," White said.
This can be illustrated by the following example: Consider the "tiny" instance from the FAP website, with the frequency spectrum set to {5,…,11} and the k I values set to one (equal to FAP) and three, respectively.
Tiny instances of humanity lighten Khalid's life in Guantánamo – a prison guard who gives him a piece of chocolate; the arrival of a yellowing Reader's Digest copy of To Kill a Mocking Bird, which Khalid devours over and over again; a sudden glimpse of blue sky from the exercise yard – and the ending offers a glimmer of hope for the future.
However, solving these new models becomes dramatically harder: finding optimal layouts for these models is beyond reach of current optimization techniques, except for tiny instances.
Chrysler will sell a tiny rebadged Nissan, for instance, starting in 2010.
I shot my entire film on a small DLSR camera, a point-and-shoot camera, and in a few instances, a tiny camera mounted in a pair of glasses.
The dirt-detection system, for instance, uses a tiny microphone to detect dirt.
Oil money, for instance, is a tiny slice of the pie – that controversial Tate sponsorship amounted to an estimated 0.5% of the organisation's annual turnover.
Profusa, for instance, is a tiny biocompatible implant that sits under your skin and uses fluorescence to indicate levels of oxygen, glucose, lactate, or other biomarkers.
