Visitors to Chhattisgarh see dense jungle, small huts, and immense mines, but few schools, health centers, or hospitals.
With a small population and immense wealth from oil and gas reserves, Qatar has evolved into a cultural hub in the Middle East, as the ruling monarchy has invested money in education and the arts in an effort to diversify its economy.
Microorganisms such as phytoplankton are argued to have a ubiquitous dispersal, as an effect of their small size and immense population sizes [ 9].
Although a few exceptions are known [ 50], this possibility has been considered unlikely for microbes including M. aeruginosa for which long-distance dispersal may be easy owing to their small cell size and immense population size [ 51].
More than anyone else, he is responsible for the familiar image of Provence as a kind of scenic rural paradise of small ocher-colored houses and immense piles of stone scattered among peaceful farms.
Victoria remarked: "Handsome I cannot think him, with that painfully small and narrow head, those immense features and total want of chin".
The images, which sometimes dissolve into nothingness and also sometimes into other things, include a strangely heartbreaking silhouette of a lanky grown man and a small child, an immense X-ray of 10 fingers and, again and again, photographs of Shostakovich at different ages, often with his hand partly blocking his face.
However, the cohort of patients with such an immense benefit remains small and applies to only 7%% in our study population.
The first dinosaurs were small and bipedal; only later did they evolve immense size and a variety of adaptations for feeding and other functions.
Idyllic, isolated and immense.
