But the execution is so small-scale it lacks credibility: as you and your family walk past a checkpoint, the neighbours just stand by cycling through voice clips.
"But since studies are so small-scale, the devices have yet to prove their efficacy objectively," she said.
Most of Vermeer's work is so small in scale that only one person can look at it at any one time and the crowds make it impossible to really appreciate the experience.
The Irish Ordnance Survey maps are delightfully detailed and worth reading, but their scale is so small that two or three maps are needed for each Way.
The number of companies that can work at Google's scale is so small and powerful that it felt that would give its opponents an edge.
It has been assumed that the correlation time of turbulent fluctuations across the viscous drops is so small compared to the time scale of drop deformation, that the turbulent fluctuation can be considered as a white-noise process.
However, it can not be ignored that the sample size for kidney disease is so small; thus, this warrants further large-scale case-control studies to confirm the present result.
Our study was so small a number scale that further large-scale study should be investigated to assess the effect of cimetidine to colon cancer with high expression of sialyl Lewis antigens.
It is quite unusual to hear of a significant NASA project that is so simple, small-scale, and low-cost.
The Crop Mob works well partly because the area around Chapel Hill, Raleigh and Durham is so rich in small-scale, sustainable farms, and the sustainable-agriculture program at Central Carolina Community College draws students from across the nation who stay put after graduation.
Although they can perform amazing feats of strength and dexterity on their own scale, that scale is so much smaller than humanity's that it is not surprising they have been overlooked.
