For Ms. Threatt, who shares her home with an unusually large miniature poodle named Jack, the house is her mind map actualized: "I was starting to practice meditation over this past winter, and realizing the space is really conducive to that, to being calm and meditative and silent," she said.
The hypothesis presented here is consonant with an anatomical system that has a high release probability (because of vesicle numbers and multiple contacts) and is capable of generating unusually large miniature EPSCs.
An illuminated Sikh holy book and an action-packed Kangra miniature, unusually large, of Krishna and Radha head the starry list at Sam Fogg.
Kottelat et al. [ 8] pointed out that peat swamp forests in Southeast Asia house an unusually high number of miniature fishes.
He began unusually, with four elusive miniatures by Janacek, including "Malostransky Palace," in which nervous ostinato notes interrupt fragmented recollections of some sweet folkloric tune, and "I Am Waiting for You!," in which a singsong melody hovers quizzically over a restless accompaniment until the brief piece suddenly evaporates.
A montage of John and his mother and sister eating unusually large waffles, playing cards, and playing miniature golf.
The show, which plays through Saturday at the Pope Auditorium at Fordham University, is performed by a trio of actors on a miniature stage that resembles an unusually grand puppet theater made of carved wood, with a plush red curtain.
From her pierced fawnskin ears dangled miniature earbobs, hawk's bells so unusually small that they could have hung from the throats of warblers.
However in 2005 scientists in Brazil found one pseudoscorpion – a miniature member of the arachnid group that includes spiders – was unusually social.
The stands, arrayed on three tiers, are unusually steep, creating nearly flawless sight lines; the elegant gray seats, curved and comfortable, look like miniature versions of the famous egg chairs by Arne Jacobsen.
