This flurry of activity marks the revival, on a smaller scale, of an old New York tradition.
Since she couldn't find such a bag, she decided, with Vuitton's help, to create one; after several prototypes, the SC bag, which combines the utility of a travel duffel with the smaller scale of an everyday bag, was born.
And although the piece's sheer length can be intimidating – like all of Wagner's mature operas, Tristan is a test of stamina for your buttocks as well as your emotions – the music's magnetic power can also be felt on the smallest scale of a single chord.
Different examples are offered from the small scale of a window to the large scale of a community to explain how the principle can be manifest.
Inside the mobile hotspot, we focus on packet loss due to collisions over the WLAN link [2], in view of the small scale of a vehicle and the relatively stationary AP and user terminals.
Privacy and independence at a postpartum hotel, the small scale of a postpartum ward, and satisfaction with pain relief, were also mentioned.
This pattern, although similar to pattern obtained for other geographic locations [ 4], describe an average over the entire area studied and does not take into account the geographic heterogeneity that exists, even at the small scale of a village.
The past fortnight has seen a recurrence, albeit on a smaller scale, of such rioting.
Nevertheless, a high recognition rate can be kept with a smaller scale of the network.
It would be reminiscent, though on a smaller scale, of the breakup of the greatest Oakland team, the one that won three consecutive World Series.
