The show has been characterized as more of a "mini-series" in previous descriptions of the project, which was considered for a feature-length film but instead will be a multi-part show because of the scope.
Much the same description (minus a turntable) was extensively applied to the celebrated take on this same play that arrived in London and on Broadway during the 1990s, awakening audiences to the electric Janet McTeer, who won Tony and Olivier trophies for her bravura turn.
To be clear, the game was pulled before I got a chance to nab it (though a few people seemingly managed to grab it, dampening my worries that this was just a clever hoax), so my descriptions of the mini-games are from screenshots and what I've managed to piece together.
All of the missions are the same as the console versions, we took the mission descriptions and then built mini versions of them.
The rhetoric around the iPad mini is familiar enough, with official descriptions emphasizing its beauty, fluidity and tactile intimacy of experience.
"mini artisanal gorgeous desserts" - a description a fan came up with which, unfortunately, "doesn't fit too well on a business card".
The contest to become the first executive mayor of Tower Hamlets – a sort of mini-Boris – fits his description in many ways.
Since this description of minus is in fact one of the axioms defining abelian groups, we can say (using a term taken from J. D. Gergonne, who should not be held responsible for the later use made of it) that the axioms for abelian groups implicitly define minus.
"The air of Hobart Town is perfect air," wrote Anthony Trollope, whose ecstatic descriptions of Tasmania in 1873 inspired a mini-migration from Britain.
(2) Cognitive complexity of the health state descriptions should not exceed seven (plus or minus two) judgmental attributes (Miller 1956).
