And the relatively small selection of high-ranking books, all arrayed in uniform rows, sends a message of fungibility.
Line-standers get paid $10 an hour, leaving the rest for profits and the relatively small expenses the companies incur.
The affordability of genome sequencing and the relatively small size of fungal genomes further simplify this process.
The balanced adult sex-ratio and the relatively small testis size are congruent with a monogamous mating system.
Such brutal schedules used to be common here because of the large volume of productions and the relatively small number of actors and directors.
More problematic, Dr. Vagelos acknowledged, is the 20 miles separating the small U.M.D.N.J. campus in Stratford and the relatively small Rutgers branch in Camden.
They will stop me by any means that they can and the relatively small group of police officers are unlikely to be able to protect me.
"We were struck by the real paucity of studies and the relatively small number of subjects in them," Dr. Blazer said.
Most of the work in these firms is done by robots and computers, and the relatively small number of workers are well paid.
That was already a stretch of governmental discretion, but it was defensible given the law's complexity and the relatively small consequences of delaying this particular mandate.
(There is also the muddle of how to deal with motion-capture animation and the relatively small pool of qualifying films – only 18 this year).
