They want the Reserve Bank of India, the central bank, to stem a flourishing trade in dirty money.The problem is that since banknotes change hands for even tiny transactions the smallest note is one rupee, worth about three American cents— money gets soiled quickly.
Researchers say tasks with many variables that are constantly changing and influencing each other require not just processing power, but also extremely rapid and wide paths for exchanging data, and advanced memory and database management and system designs that keep processors from being idle for even tiny fractions of a second.
That you look for that (even tiny) bit that might be right and of value.
Governor Cuomo argues that since crack is extremely potent and is used in minute quantites, severe penalties are necessary for selling even tiny amounts.
And when elected leaders try to force significant cost efficiencies, or call for consolidating even tiny local governments, advocates of the status quo often find it a simple task to rile up the populace in opposition.
The company, which is based in Houston, Texas, refocused on commercial and industrial customers, for which even tiny percentage savings are meaningful.
Edwards noted that "when people are arrested for possessing even tiny amounts of marijuana, they can be disqualified from public housing or student financial aid, lose or find it more difficult to obtain employment, lose custody of their child, or be deported".
For some people, even tiny increases could be difficult.
So sensitive are the devices, and what they are listening for so faint, that even tiny signals nearby can be disruptive: a badly fitted microwave or a faulty electric blanket.
Well regulated thyroid hormone concentrations in blood are of great importance: not only a hyper- or hypothyroid status is critical for the patient, but even tiny aberrations from the euthyroid status, as found in subclinical dysfunctions, can have repercussions on the cardiovascular system and bone, as well as on other organs and systems [44].
It repels water, it's incredibly slippery, and it's biologically inert, which could make it ideal for coating rain gear, blades for shaving and surgery, and even tiny probes that monitor brain cells during neurosurgery.
