The 23rd-ranked Wildcats spoiled Massimino's Philadelphia homecoming, beating tiny N.A.I.A. Northwood, 75-37, on Thursday night.
When the woman was about seven weeks pregnant, Dr. Fauzia said she could see seven hearts beating, tiny specks on an ultrasound screen.
MIAMI BEACH — Under the cloak of nightfall, dozens of freshly hatched sea turtles beat tiny flippers against the wet sands of Miami Beach, inching their way toward the ocean and a life aquatic.
The country's center of traditional craftsmanship has a distinctive soundtrack: from one corner of the old city come the sounds of the braziers, pounding brass disks into wide-mouth bowls; from another, a cacophony of hammers, as hundreds of men beat tiny squares of silver until they ease and spread into airy silver leaf.
There are storefront churches (thirteen Pentecostal, one Catholic), social-services centers, specially trained cops walking their beats, and tiny bars, restaurants, and other businesses — all thanks to one government subsidy or another.
Ms. Vaze, however, dancing to her own recordings, made marvelously fast effects using synchronicity, arriving with the beat, finding tiny moments of stillness within spinning sequences, punctuating turns with gestures.
That magisterial use of the upper body and arms is her physical signature, and she deploys it to great effect, whether beating out tiny syncopated tattoos with her heels or moving more slowly with undulating swirls and circling wrists.
Beating cilia (tiny "hairs") drive the mucus towards the stomach, so the mucus forms a long string called a "food string".
CNN.com, January 11thStreet cred "I had an old, beat-up car, had a little, tiny beat-up apartment.
But what leaps out of every track is a frenetic storm of tiny beats, a microscopic violence of ball-bearing clicks and scrapes.
