Australia did the same thing on a somewhat smaller scale starting a year later.
Before he pops up in your local multiplex opposite Emma Watson in Regression, he's doing something on a somewhat smaller scale.
An offshore wind installation has a similar feel, though without the earsplitting roar of the machinery and on a somewhat smaller scale.
If you couldn't make it to the Great GoogaMooga last weekend, or want more food and music outdoors on a somewhat smaller scale, consider the Five Borough Picnic on Saturday and Sunday from 11 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. on Governors Island.
There was another delving into the past, albeit on a somewhat smaller scale, in Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC1), which looked into the family history of cook, food writer, Great British Bake Off judge and human doily, Mary Berry – so pretty, so frail-looking that I always fear for her safety on GBBO.
You can't resist the upbeat charms of "Hairspray" at Paper Mill Playhouse, where the cheerful musical about a big-haired girl with outsize dreams is being happily replicated on a somewhat smaller scale than the 2002 Broadway hit that ran for more than six years.
The same phenomenon, on a somewhat smaller scale, manifests countless of times over, as states and cities compete for factories, stadiums and their sports teams, and corporate headquarters.
Brother-sister pop-rock-electro duo XYLØ is essentially in the same position New Zealand quintet the Naked and Famous was two years ago, albeit on a somewhat smaller scale.
Multi-voxel pattern analysis can be used to extract information encoded at a somewhat smaller scale than the voxel dimensions and does not require measurable tuning at the voxel level (Boynton 2005; Kamitani and Tong 2005).
The movement remains pretty small-scale.
