[ 8] A number of different types of organised volunteer peer support have been developed for pregnant women and women during the months after birth, usually as part of small scale, time-limited projects.
Our goals are, on the one hand, the evaluation of early developmental responses of zebrafish to native environmental samples at the whole organism level as well as on the cellular level and, on the other hand, the assessment of the ecotoxicological consequences of small-scale time and spatial variation in a model aquatic system.
Other programs choose to avoid small-scale, time-consuming fund-raising work in favor of relying entirely on other sources of funding, like donations.
Second, small-scale time-varying plasma density irregularities introduce amplitude and phase fluctuations in the received signal, a phenomenon known as scintillation.
Unlike the other target cities, Nagasaki had not been placed off limits to bombers by the Joint Chiefs of Staff's July 3 directive, and was bombed on a small scale five times.
In moving forward, the task for practitioners and researchers lies is to test such small scale interventions over time and at scale: who would train and support Community Health Workers and their routinely in the Burundian health system?
Instead, each sector was subjected to small scale assaults at times supported by tanks or self-propelled guns.
On a smaller scale, several times a year I am asked to participate in peer reviews of research proposals in theoretical physics, and just as with a jury summons, my immediate thought is that I have much better things to do with my time.
Rather, at very small scales, space and time can be a bit "fuzzy" or "bubbly," kind of like foam.
The officials said the attacks had been "on a small scale" but had occurred "multiple times" over the past year.
Mr. Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser, told reporters Thursday that chemical weapons were used "on a small scale against the opposition multiple times in the last year".
