But with a vintage Braun coffeemaker and Muji soap dishes, was there any chance I would prefer the items on the Fancy side of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's tiny new exhibit, "Plain or Fancy?
Unlike bulk counterparts, these tiny structures exhibit broad excitation spectra which range from ultraviolet to near-infrared regions and discrete energy levels that are determined primarily by their sizes and chemical compositions [ 52, 53].
In one exhibit, tiny human figures about to be engulfed by the rising floodwaters are shown throttling each other, to remind visitors why they deserved to drown.
Lured by its leaflet showing a happy family in full beekeeping gear, and by a written promise of a hands-on apicultural experience, we arrived at a tiny one-room exhibit where a surly youth handed us a greasy laminated card detailing the lifecycle of bees in all major world languages.
The tiny collection (an exhibit occupying one wall of a side chapel) offers documentary evidence of cases in which the dead used fire to make their wishes known — to persuade their family and friends to say more prayers for them and thus hasten their release from purgatory.
Even in benign storage conditions bottles made from oil-based polyethylene terephthalate, or PET, far outlast NatureWorks' bottles, which start to exhibit tiny dimples after eight months.
Kepler-11 was originally called KOI-157 when NASA's Kepler spacecraft flagged the star for possible transit events, which exhibit tiny and roughly periodic decreases in the star's brightness are measured as it passes in front of its star as seen from Earth.
A study of the AFM images (Fig. 4a) exhibits tiny grain growth by some bigger grains and claims that 10 min growth time cannot create a suitable uniform structure.
