According to the creators, it's the "the world's smallest projection mapping" achievement to-date, a tiny light play 5 mm high, infinitesimally in diameter, and ghostly white in hue.
Customers trickle in, usually one by one, sometimes in twos; a tiny television plays Colombian music videos or Univision programs, and diners mainly keep to themselves.
This means silence, initially, then weird pulsing and humming ("such are the excitements of tinnitus"), then the sensation of being "lullabied by a tiny monkey playing a tiny pipe organ", then "the singing of a drowned choir".
In episode one, the model and actress Jenny McCarthy is interviewed by the Bear, a tiny teddy played by Francis with a filthy mouth and the mannerisms of Ronnie Corbett.
Wedged into a tiny storefront playing area at the Chashama, the actors enter and exit through the audience, a distraction they overcome by their speed.
Like most of the dozens of songs on this two-volume set, it captures Frank in a room with a guitar and a tiny crowd playing old folk songs.
In this way, TINY plays a role in the crosstalk between abiotic and biotic stress-responsive gene expression pathways by connecting the DRE- and ERE-mediated signaling pathways [ 10].
I could spend an hour looking at a square metre of reef and see a tiny soap opera play out before my eyes.
A marionette and a lantern recreate the planet of a tiny lamplighter; to play an avaricious businessman, one actor stands behind another, their four grasping hands expertly conveying greed.
