Meanwhile the banned ultra-left Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front (DHKP-C) has also staged a string of usually small-scale attacks in Istanbul over the last months.
His clients were usually small-scale entrepreneurs or Web-site hosts who worked the margins of the online economy: herbal supplements and cut-rate financial services.
The land was used as collateral for bank loans, which financed usually small-scale steel mills with none of the social-welfare burdens that state-owned counterparts had to carry.
For the Terra Nova EEM program, carry-over effects, or persistent and usually small-scale variations among stations unrelated to distance, were strong for most sediment quality variables.
However, while soakaways are usually small-scale structures, most urban drainage network models operate on a larger spatial scale and the simulation of individual soakaways in these models is therefore often not readily feasible.
In contrast, Indonesian activity was usually small-scale and aimed to challenge incursions rather than to attack them.
It includes many rarely seen, usually small-scale, images of children made in photography's earliest days by Victorian masters including Lewis Carroll, Julia Margaret Cameron and John Thomson.
Also included in the show are a number of Rembrandt's little-known oil sketches, defined in the catalog by Ronni Baer, senior curator of paintings in the museum's art of Europe department, as "roughly worked paintings, usually small in scale and often monochromatic".
The model has been much slower to progress in the health sector and initiatives that have been put in place are usually small in scale and short-lived.
High-throughput protein expression is routinely performed by structural genomics projects to test expression clones, usually involving small scale cultures in microtiter plates [ 4].
