The music is arranged, sometimes imaginatively, for small forces.
Small forces are less good at dealing with professional criminals or problems such as mental illness.
"An extreme scale shift, making things very big or very small, forces us to reconsider our own scale," she said.
While far from "authentic", he embraced the transparent, lighter style, using small forces – only a dozen strings – and less vibrato.
In the past decade, Japan has sent small forces to peacekeeping operations in Cambodia and East Timor.
Bjerknes showed that very small forces resulting from pressure differences caused by nonuniform density of seawater can initiate and maintain fluid motion.
When Lee was finally named Confederate general in chief, he promptly reinstated Johnston as commander of the small forces striving to oppose the Federal advance.
Most natural light sources exert negligibly small forces on objects; this subtle effect was first demonstrated in 1903 by the American physicists Ernest Fox Nichols and Gordon Hull.
(There was little chance for socialism within it, as James Connolly, who led his small forces into the doomed 1916 rising, knew but seemed deliberately to forget).
You're about to publish your first book, "Microtrends: The Small Forces Behind Tomorrow's Big Changes," in which you track 75 demographic developments in as many chapters.
Financial constraints have postponed renovations of the space, so the sole opera of this season is a chamber piece with relatively small forces.
