It isn't often that we hear about a startup looking to build things that are "massively small".
Agriculture is massively diminished.
This is for this reason that General Electric, which massively bought small companies in the 1990s, abandoned the systematic acquisition strategy, and in case they integrate small companies in their huge organization, they try to let them some autonomy to preserve their creativity (Laperche and Lefebvre 2011).
It is easy to input the PDR (the Physicians Desk Reference), the massively thick, small-font book that all physicians are supposed to know backwards and forwards.
"We're cutting regulations massively for small business -- and for large business," he explained.
And they are massively used – a small part of my commute takes in the east-west cycle route, and at times the queues of bikes at red lights can be dozens deep.
Tough federal gun control measures could make a big difference, but passing any such measure through both the House and a Senate that massively over-represents small, rural states with a disproportionate number of gun-owners would be impossible for the foreseeable future.
The giant investments required to keep pumping hydrocarbons - £100bn is in the pipeline - are massively changed by small alterations to the tax rate, currently at 81% for older fields, and 62% for newer ones.
Accordingly, the cells are massively affected by small grazers and pathogens and thus rapidly disintegrate after the culmination of the bloom, so that sedimentation of Phaeocystis-derived organic matter becomes probably restricted to the more refractory extracellular components of the colonies.
The Libyan coastguard is also massively overstretched, relying on small tugs, former fishing boats and inflatables.
