Many complied by offering solo or two-person presentations, while others assembled small theme shows.
It was a microcosm of a big-versus-small theme that pervaded the selection of the 65-team field.
The current show, titled "Social Space" and organized by David Gibson, gives the not-small theme of urban existence a light-touch spin.
Most of their contents appears to be natural: olive oil, jojoba, carrots, cocoa … The shop you enter in, under the sign spelling "Stellz", is a small theme park – hairland.
While this turned out to be a much smaller theme during the war than we might have expected beforehand, we found that all four channels were much more likely to report speculation that implied Iraq might use such weapons than to cast doubt on their possible use.
But the dance — at first appearing as random, tangling skeins of unpredictable motion — takes on its own fascination, as you begin to notice the ways Ms. Brown offers a small theme (a low, skittering jump; a swinging arm) picked up by each dancer in turn, their movements aligning briefly, then breaking into independent dance thought.
Hardware is another small theme here, with an RFID payment wearable and an iBeacon startup also in the cohort.
He is first mentioned in late 968, when he was appointed by Emperor Nikephoros II Phokas (reigned 963 969) as patrikios and strategos of the small theme of Mauron Oros ("Black Mountain"), on the southern outliers of the Amanus Mountains.
Switching gears just slightly, I wanted to ask you about something I've noticed in a lot of your novels, which is that there seems to be a small theme of people coming to New York to start their lives as adults.
This means that Moneybags and Clueless will continue to send middle class kids from all racial and ethnic groups to designer high performing small theme or charter schools while squeezing working class and poor minority youth into test prep academies where administrators beat on and blame teachers until test scores rise incrementally.
