The few goods people were carrying for sale, the small exchanges of the Silk Road — pistachio nuts, woolen coats — were fingered, questioned, valued, then at last, mostly, returned".
The Palestinian minimum and maximum terms are the same: a Palestinian state next to Israel, comprising the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem as a capital, small exchanges of land and a symbolic solution to the refugee problem.
The borough's boundaries changed during the late 19th century through small exchanges of land with the neighbouring districts of Oldham, Mossley, Dukinfield, and Stalybridge.
While at a location, participants were asked to describe every substantive contact episode: those involving a two-way or small group conversational exchange of at least 3 words, or any skin-to-skin contact.
It is based on the very high affinity of GDP to RF3 compared to that of GTP, on the very small rate of exchange of GDP on free RF3, on the rapid rate of exchange of ribosome bound RF3GDP in the presence of RF1 or RF2, on the comparatively rapid turnover of RF3 in vivo, and on the non-negligible concentration of GDP in the living bacterial cell (Zavialov et al. 2001; 2002; Moras et al. 2005).
Nonetheless, even the smaller exchanges have plenty of coins, as the size of this heist illustrates.
However, exchanges (local telephone networks) need a minimum of 1,000 votes to enter the race and a BT spokesman admitted that some of the smallest exchanges "don't stand any chance of winning".
Since the multiple ARS of DRB1-e2 are spread over a small region of 200 bp only, exchange of very small blocks of DNA is needed to create the pattern of polymorphism seen.
So much of the crucial expression is lost: the exchange of small glances, the delicate nuances of touch, the interaction of dancer and music.
One skirmish on this front line could have been escalated within half an hour through an exchange of small arms fire, and artillery, to the bombers on permanent patrol, and then the nuclear-armed submarines somewhere off the coast.
