The French peaches in the market are labeled with tiny circles to show their color -- "yellow," "gelb," "giallo".
Heather Carlucci-Rodriguez, who was the pastry chef at L'Impero until last spring, has found a new, tiny stage to show off some unexpected food.
Just one example among many: In the astounding use of body-popping tiny contractions to show the Moor's torment in his "Through the Grapevine" soliloquy, we watch a body crumple under the pressure of successive shocks, we rehear the anguish in the song, and we feel Othello (Kyle Marshall) as if we were inside him.
#HowOldRobot was just one tiny demo to show off these capabilities.
Give them a tiny tax cut to show our appreciation.
When it's put through tests that simulate typical vehicle usage-30,000 starts and stops, sudden accelerations, and temperature and elevation extremes-tiny holes begin to show up in the membrane, reducing the power of the system.
They let themselves be lifted temporarily by this flaming Falstaff and then find a way to show Tiny he is appreciated.
"For a choreographer to produce a live performance costs a minimum of $5,000 for a tiny production, with nothing to show for it afterward," Ms. Towers said.
"I had a little bit of collagen done in my lips and in those places where tiny wrinkles were starting to show," she confided.
"The key is that this is going to be an enabling technology," said Chris Chinnock, the president of Insight Media, a marketing research firm in Norwalk, Conn., adding that tiny projectors "are going to show up in places we haven't even thought of as designers start to include them in their products".
