"Even the loss of a tiny island is, for us, significant," he said.
However, the loss of these tiny stands stokes a broader anxiety about the changes brought about by this process.
The Community of West End Synagogue, A Reconstructionist Congregation, deeply deeply mourns the loss of our tiny, feisty beloved Fritzi, the person we all wish we could be.
The most common cause of deafness is loss of the tiny hair cells within the cochlea, a hollow, spiral structure in the inner ear that translates sounds into nerve impulses.
This may be because they are adopting, in a sense, a closed system so as to prevent from evaporation-loss of a tiny volume of sample, leading to rather elaborate and complicated systems.
The pint-sized reality star, 25, flaunted her weight loss in a pair of tiny, high-waisted camouflage shorts while out and about in New Jersey on July 24.
The pathophysiology is manifested by the deformation of red blood cells, loss of resilience and occlusion of tiny blood capillaries, leading to morbidity [65, 100, 165].
You see, there's more than just size issues to contend with; there's shape, hearing loss and a whole slew of tiny, weird bones to take into account.
To determine whether we could rescue the sterility with wild-type sperm, we crossed into double loss-of-function animals with wild-type males, but failed to increase the tiny number of progeny.
The authorities just managed to keep them intact.But the loss of just one tiny saucer could result in a lot of broken crockery.
