The gallery serves as a prelude to the rest of the center, which includes two smaller changing exhibitions: currently, one is about other genocides of the last century; the other displays artworks by Samuel Bak.
Donations of papers and artifacts have added to the 75,000-object collection here, and the museum's ambitions have grown; its central displays are supplemented with smaller, changing shows; tributes to industry pioneers; and educational programs.
The locker room is so small, changing is a tangle of elbows, though there are Malin & Goetz products in the showers.
Beyond pasta, Locanda offers a small, changing selection of main courses like tender braised pork ribs ($14), with roasted potatoes, or excellent braised lamb ($16), baked in a small round bread.
Because many yoga studios offer only small changing stalls that often come with long waits, Mr. Burgasser prefers to find pairs of pants he feels comfortable wearing on the street.
It's in the small, changing, irrational cartoon characters that offer a familiar glimpse into the viewer's reality.
Deal-making is coming back, too, albeit with smaller sums changing hands than before the financial crisis.
Depending upon the seating capacity of the auditorium, the image may be made larger or smaller by changing the focal length of the lens.
Canon and Nikon say that with an in-lens stabilizer, you can make the aperture four stops smaller without changing the shutter speed, versus about two stops on an in-camera system.
Reuters caught an American having major trouble exchanging her dollars for euros in Amsterdam's smaller money changing outlets: "Our dollar is worth maybe zero over here," said Mary Kelly, an American tourist from Indianapolis, Indiana, in front of the Anne Frank house.
We found also that if the state transition model noise (87) was made smaller without changing the true track, then the number of required particles increased fast, while the effect on BinoGMF was small.
