Mr. Gregory, a director who specializes in small-scale stage productions, suggested "The Master Builder," the story of an architect increasingly caught up in his own fantasies.
In this paper a small-scale two-stage axial turbine is modelled and compared with a single-stage axial turbine, with the aim of enhancing the ORC performance by increasing its pressure ratio.
Based on the obtained results a pilot small-scale two-stage refrigeration unit with cooling capacity of 10 kW intended for application in micro-trigeneration systems is designed.
Currently the Fe-TAML technology is somewhere between the proof-of-principle stage of investigation and the small-scale pilot plant stage of development, according to Horwitz.
The Castro brothers were among 60 small-scale farmers, or campesinos, staging a land occupation near the town of Curuguaty.
Rebels have continued to stage small-scale attacks and fire rockets against American bases and troops, but have not appeared capable of any larger attacks.
Paper Music by William Kentridge, the Print Room, London W11 The Print Room stages small-scale theatre performances at the Coronet theatre in Notting Hill.
Previously, Isis had been thought to be trying to incite individuals to stage small-scale attacks, possibly using knives or vehicles.
Inspired by Dame Marie Rambert, a former dancer with Diaghilev, the Rambert Dancers (performing from 1926) and the Ballet Club (established in 1930) staged small-scale Sunday afternoon productions that were mainly new ballets by unknown choreographers.
Al Qaida has been encouraging supporters to stage small-scale attacks like Fusilier Rigby's murder for the past three years, because such plots are very hard to detect, but Mr Pantucci said the messages do not seem to be having a significant effect.
