Conclusion: Health policies aimed at reducing the length of hospitalisation after surgery can be effective even by focusing on a tiny set of procedures.
Then there are shots of Canadian model Jessica Stam smiling through a tiny set of fangs, and designer Gareth Pugh in a knitted American football kit.
Before each meeting, Brinkley, who has a mess of curly black hair bunched into a yellow scrunchy and a tiny set of braces on tiny teeth, types up an agenda, which the girls make sure the boys adhere to.
Google is marketing the program as a tool for a tiny set of people who are at high risk of online attacks, like victims of stalking, dissidents inside authoritarian countries or journalists who need to protect their sources.
Gladwell writes: He had brought a big plastic bag full of the artifacts of that moment: diagrams scribbled on lined paper, dozens of differently sized plastic mouse shells, a spool of guitar wire, a tiny set of wheels from a toy train set, and the metal lid from a jar of Ralph's preserves.
He had brought a big plastic bag full of the artifacts of that moment: diagrams scribbled on lined paper, dozens of differently sized plastic mouse shells, a spool of guitar wire, a tiny set of wheels from a toy train set, and the metal lid from a jar of Ralph's preserves.
The majority of venture capital gains come from a tiny set of startups that grow huge.
A tiny set of stilts is helping to solve the mystery of how ants navigate through the desert.
Mitochondria have their own tiny set of DNA, so any resulting children will have genetic material from three people.
It's a surprisingly tiny set of wheels, especially given Paul's 5'11 height, and it's also hefty at 3,417 pounds.
