Despite some consolidation and the introduction of some big-box retailers, the Japanese food-processing industry remains fragmented and inefficient because Japanese grocery stores are still mostly tiny mom-and-pop shops protected by strict land use laws.
Cheaper and faster than ordinary money transfers, it now moves $1.5m a day across Kenya, in mostly tiny transactions, and is being rolled out in India, Tanzania, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
She had mentioned to me that the bay there was sometimes full of luminous organisms, mostly tiny dinoflagellates, and that she enjoyed swimming among them.
That's the point at Icon, which has a few hanging lamps and sconces but mostly tiny pin lights and votive candles.
New ideas new descriptions of nature, mostly tiny corners of it are proposed, and once those ideas and observations are out there in the public arena, they can be tested.
But the rooms are cheesy, and the mostly tiny televisions in the main bar area have poor picture quality and are attached to poles that seem designed more for writhing strippers than for football.
Recently, he paid a visit to his Hudson Hotel on 58th Street and Ninth Avenue, where he has 1,000 mostly tiny rooms above a couple of bars and a restaurant.
Rothenberg invested heavily in VR and also in popular companies like Boosted, Apartment List and Chubbies, albeit with mostly tiny checks.
The American paddlefish (Polyodon) feeds by straining plankton (mostly tiny, drifting aquatic organisms) through its gill system and has been described as a living plankton net.
In many cases, both legal and illegal skirting of taxes occur in the same places — a global archipelago of mostly tiny "business friendly" outposts long anchored in secrecy and low or highly flexible tax rates.
A wireless sensor network (WSN) consists of mostly tiny, resource-constrained, self-organized, low power, low cost and simple sensor nodes which are organized in a cooperative manner.
