As such, no detail is too small: For example, he offered a "hello" to the rest of the world.
Previous winners range from the enormous, the British Museum in 2011, to the small, for example the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow, London, in 2013.
Make a transistor too small, for example, and electrons within it can simply vanish from one place and reappear in another because their location is quantumly indeterminate.
Steve & Barry's also saves small — for example, by using discount hotels, like Motel 6 and Econo Lodge, for travel, assigning one printer to 50 employees and myriad other ways.
This happens because of Weber's Law, which states that it's easy to notice a small difference to something small, for example one person added to a group of three people.
For some organs, however, the increase in donation has been relatively small; for example, nearly 1,800 hearts were recovered in 1988, and about 2,200 were recovered in 2008.
Variations about these values are quite small; for example, the highest and lowest sea-level pressures ever recorded are 32.01 inches (in the middle of Siberia) and 25.90 inches (in a typhoon in the South Pacific).
Make a device too small, for example, and electrons within it can simply vanish from one place and re-appear in another because their true location is quantumly indeterminate.
When p k is not so small, for example, larger than 0.01, the estimated error is less than 10%.
The constellation size for OM symbols is typically small, for example, constellation size (BPSK) and (QPSK) are usually adopted.
Things appear big or small, for example, only in relation to other things; knowledge and ignorance are meaningful only in relation to each other.
