They indicate a floor seen in perspective — or half of one, because the lines converge toward the right edge of the canvas — topped by a triangular slice of mottled green wall spotted with some four dozen tiny abstract paintings-within-the-painting.
In the five days since, Barack Obama's "unfavourable" ratings have increased by tiny amounts within the margin of error.
Stainless steel is softer and rougher than Inconel, making it more difficult to detect tiny cracks within the natural imperfections of the steel, Mr. Hartsfield said.
Yet the greater part of the work of oxidation is performed in a far smaller theatre; tiny granules within the cell, called mitochondria, are the "powerhouses" in which most of the energy-producing reactions take place.
"There are experts who believe that the changes in the climate are unrelated to human activity, that human activity has just a minimal, tiny effect, within the margin of error".
When Mr. Weiss switched to hand drumming, he sometimes played with all of his fingertips, tabla-style, fitting tiny motions within the slower-moving, heavyweight sounds of Mr. Hebert's bass.
"For Microsoft, it's like Slate, not Xbox," said David Card, research director of Jupiter Research, referring to Microsoft's foray into online magazine publishing, which is considered a tiny business within the company.
Note that the bill in question was not rejected by a majority of House Republicans, or even by a large minority: It was rejected by a rump of a rump, a tiny minority within the caucus.
Although the length of Downtown Disney is comparable to that of several city blocks, the shopping street remains a comparatively tiny event within the resort districts, which cover a two-and-a-half-square-mile area of the city and include three of the city's busiest corridors.
