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Most of the marked points at Nagoya are on the right-outside of the net area and can not be explained by the anisotropy unless γ is very large and pu becomes very small so that the diurnal variation at Nagoya can be produced by a rigidity spectrum with an extremely narrow region between the geomagnetic cut-off rigidity (pc = 11.5 GV) and pu (for example ∼15 GV).

The result of this is a very small and fast machine that has fewer security issues than traditional operating systems (because you strip out so much from the operating system, the attack surface becomes very small, too).

When τ(t) approaches 0, the probability becomes very small.

As b deceases, the absolute error becomes very small.

As the target becomes very small, the accuracy of the rendering becomes problematic.

"When large shareholders sell, exit doors for smaller holders become very small," says Gabele.

"There are so many title contenders and the distance in points is very small, so every game becomes a big one".

In return, the corresponding measurement residuals could be very small so that their histograms became unrealistic.

Farquhar said: "The margins are very small, so any one issue like energy gets magnified and becomes a problem in a low-margin business".

That world has grown very small, so small that all art is now everyone's art.

Radiative heat losses are very small, so their effect on collector efficiency is very small.