A new service, Rexly, adds a recommendation layer on top of iTunes accounts, built on the intuition that we don't discover music we like via the wisdom of the crowd, but rather through a small group of influential friends we admire.
9, 24, 37 Cell migration requires the coordinated regulation of many molecules, but occurs through a small repertoire of shape changes consisting mainly of a sequence of anterior protrusions and posterior retractions.
(A child inside the chest would appear to be killed by knives thrust through it, but his escape through a small trap door would enable his miraculous reappearance).
There was one very hardy and persistent rat, however, that was not only surviving but even trying to gnaw through a small hole in the kitchen floor.
A powerful but short-lived tornado ripped through a small town in eastern Mississippi this afternoon, tearing the roofs off a Wal-Mart full of holiday shoppers and a La-Z-Boy factory and injuring at least 60 people, two of them critically, the authorities said.
Nor did they appreciate the chance they'd had to bring Mr. Maliki back from the sectarian brink through a small but viable coalition with the secular Iraqiya Party — a scenario that could have provided competent, stable government to Iraqi Arabs and left the Kurds to handle their own affairs.
The story of bronze sculpture and casting in Cambodia is told through a small but choice selection of 36 works dating from roughly the third century B.C. to the 16th century A.D. All the works are on loan from the National Museum of Cambodia, Phnom Penh.
But if Snap can follow the Spiegel game plan, it could carve out a sustainable market through a small but loyal audience who want to communicate through imagery.
"We can do any of these approaches through a small incision, but it's a little like assembling a ship in a bottle," Dr. Goytia said.
You sense the world is big, but it can be glimpsed only through a small window that scrolls along as your little blurry figure encounters little blurry obstacles (walls, trees, stones, etc).
