And that still leaves deeper questions about why American democracy involves so much money and so few voters: a turnout of barely 50%, after the splurging of nearly $3 billion, is, in many ways, far more shaming than the mess in Florida.
It involves so much of the brain.
Unfortunately, they involve so much more.
Of course, little of this would be anybody's business but that of the persons involved were it not that so few of them are voting-age adults.
But the numbers involved are tiny.One reason so few bankers have been jailed is that it has proved difficult for prosecutors to connect wrongdoing low down in a large financial organisation submitting false LIBOR estimates, say to senior executives running the bank.
Since there are so few companies involved only in the production of big-screen TVs, the choices for participating in the growth directly are limited.
"The reactions occurring at surfaces are very difficult to probe because there are so few molecules involved, and they frequently occur very rapidly," adds John Vickerman, a chemist at the University of Manchester in the U.K. "Furthermore, the scientist has to distinguish what is happening in a layer one molecule thick from the rest of the solid.
However, the atoms involved in the reaction procedure are so few that we need to carefully design an experiment to verify the reset phenomenon in RRAM with Ti/HfOx/TiN structure.
With so few international observers involved, 120,000 Afghans are being trained to run 5,000 polling centers on election day.
But because so few genes were involved in the mouse prostate cancer, the investigators, including Andrea Lunardi of Beth Israel Deaconess, could pinpoint the genetic roots of the treatment resistance.
