The IrDA protocol stack operates above IrPHY and consists of four main transfer protocols: the Infrared Link Access Protocol (IrLAP) [14], the Infrared Link Management Protocol (IrLMP) [15], the Tiny Transport Protocol (TTP) [16], and the Object Exchange (OBEX) protocol [17].
Less than a year ago, workers at Butterball turkey operations in North Carolina were videotaped kicking and stomping birds, dragging them by their wings and necks and slamming them into tiny transport crates.
And there was Duccio di Buoninsegna's tiny, transporting "Madonna and Child".
And because -- six years after I first sloshed my way through its tiny and transporting streets during a brutal northeaster -- I still feel surprised that the neighborhood really exists in New York and that it has survived.
In Spain, the technology installed by Mr. Bergaz, who works for Interoute, a long-distance operator based in London, was a tiny, complex optical transport system made by Infinera, a company in Sunnyvale, California, that is a pioneer in optical miniaturization.
At NIF, tritium presents fewer hazards because it is contained within a tiny sphere during transport, and workers don't often enter the interior of the machine.
"Kaiten sushi started here," said Ms. Morita from the tourist office, explaining that the company that manufactures the miniature conveyor belts, which wind along a sushi bar transporting tiny plates to hungry diners, is based in Kanazawa.
Startup founders and their backers also have taken an interest, applying technology and business model innovation to the increasingly tech-intensive art of watching, feeding, entertaining and transporting tiny humans.
And yet spending on cycling in London is still a tiny portion of the transport budget.
To be fair, £36m is a decent fee for allowing Emirates to name a tiny novelty means of transport – and they only get to call it theirs for 10 years.
"Kraken" fairly throbs with the fantastical: a squid-worshiping cult, oppressed magical animals on picket lines, a very bad man who is actually a tattoo on someone's back, and a sorcerer who folds people up like origami and puts them into tiny boxes for easier transport.
