As Knowledge Networks expanded, it would become possible to poll random samples of tiny populations -- people who drank expensive tequila, say, or voted for Pat Buchanan.
Rotten boroughs were known for their tiny populations, which allowed undue influence in parliament.
First, these small havens spread wealth among tiny populations: for Britain to repeat Liechtenstein's or Luxembourg's trick, the City would need to be big enough to service all of Earth and several other populated planets.
Shetland has eight shiny leisure centres for its tiny population and a new, world-class cultural venue; Orkney, which is only a little less rich, is an emerging renewable energy hub.Which of you shall we say doth love us most?These strengths are manifest in a new campaign for greater autonomy, "Our Islands, Our Future", launched jointly by the local authorities of the northern and western isles.
Drugs for tiny patient populations — called "orphan diseases" — are an increasingly attractive niche of drug development in part because of the high prices companies can charge.
This could in particular influence the detection of such tiny populations as the CEC.
The entire population is estimated to be approximately 1000 individuals, a tiny population for any bird let alone a gull.
With her partner at the time, she moved from Wellington to Port Chalmers, a small town with a tiny population, built for cruise ships to dock.
He contemplates a future for the territory that belies its tiny population and remoteness from Australia's power centres: "Our role is to broker better advancement for aborigines and engagement with Indonesia".
