Seven stowaways were stopped from entering Britain after being found in a tiny purpose-built hideaway inside a van at the port of Calais.
A good, honest and loyal soldier of France, Dreyfus was sentenced to life imprisonment in a tiny purpose-built prison on Devil's Island, 10km off the coast of French Guyana, after being wrongly convicted of spying.
Speech itself is a kind of epistemological slang!" The second is more ruminative, as she wonders at the meanings of the ever-beating heart, likened to a "machine with a small chip for one tiny purpose, like a birthday card that when you open it plays a song".
More investment in "quantum technology", which involves attempting to apply the strange behaviour of materials on a tiny scale to practical purposes, is promised.
Gen. Ion Palsoiu, commander of the Second Brigade, who flew here in part to explain his country's purpose to a tiny band of reporters.
Now, new ones from Tangiers, Morocco, are completely glazed, but accomplish the same purpose with a tiny air vent for the escaping steam.
According to the experimental analysis, the designed scheme is feasible to hide the secrets into a tiny QR tag as the purpose of steganography.
You know, I seem to remember an article in 2600 that had the schematics to build a tiny EMP device, for the express purpose of knocking out a noisy neighbor's car radio.
However, in Britain the acquisition of housing for investment purposes accounts for a tiny fraction of the total market.
Colors, shapes, purposes are all a tiny bit different from what one encounters here, making the installation's already quizzical narrative that much more elusive.
For that purpose, we first used a tiny bare-metal recursive hypervisor library called Abyme that we developed.
