In fact, look at the Digg homepage — the actual LOCATION of the link is in tiny, light-grey letters bound by parenthesis.
To cover their tails, their legal and privacy policies -- in tiny, light-gray font often located at the bottom of the page -- inform you that the service for which you are being charged $10-3010-30ctually a $1 identity verification fee on the official Postal site.
Because they are so tiny about the same size as a protein molecule or a short sequence of DNA they can be used as probes to track reactions in living cells.These tiny light tags are helping researchers in drug discovery, medical diagnostics and in the analysis of gene expression.
Plans are for the towers to be covered in thousands of tiny lights that will display huge images of butterflies, waterfalls and stars.
Victor Hugo, its author, was a novelist and a human rights activist, and among the many reasons I cherish this story, is the vision it gives me of a tiny light in the darkness, a flickering candle in the dead of night, a glimmer of redemption amidst utter injustice, a triumphant moment of love over unspeakable suffering.
As shown in Figure 2(a), the pixels in the tiny lights are neither similar to most neighboring pixels [2] nor having small gradients in at least 4 directions [27], and thus will be misclassified as noises by [2, 27].
Neuroscientists Yevgeniy Sirotin and Aniruddha Das at Columbia University trained each monkey to monitor a tiny light in an otherwise dark room.
By applying currents to a needle the crystal structure emits a tiny light in the visible range.
It was steady, like a tiny light in the dark, and it burned very low but no winds could make it flicker because it would not give up.
The strands pulse like arteries of tiny lights in a work dedicated to Felix Gonzalez-Torres, whose light bulb pieces were fabricated by Mr. Obrosey.
More than 20,000 Iznik tiles, hundreds of tiny lights in low chandeliers, mother-of-pearl, ivory and sea-tortoise-shell doors and cascading domes.
