Tantrum Gives Away Baby Stars Playing Hide and Seek Each one of the tiny lights twinkling in the night sky is a gigantic burning star. Like people, these stars come in different colours and sizes. Some are 10 times smal

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• Space
• Dorado constellation
• Star formation
• Star types
• Stellar astronomy
• Star
• Astronomy

Tiny on Pike Street (during Streetwise), 1983, Seattle

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• Streetwise
• Arts
• Aperture Foundation
• Aperture
• Photography
• Visual arts
• Mary Ellen Mark

HOT PA D S CAS E ST U DY How HotPads Increased Blog Traffic By 4,000% With The Power of Original Content In just seven months, HotPads’ digital presence grew from a tiny startup blog to a robust brand publication. By

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• Technology
• Washington
• Geography of the United States
• Social information processing
• Seattle
• Blog

DESIGN FOR AN OFF-GRID, PASSIVE-SOLAR, TINY HOUSE ON WHEELS (includes a blueprint for a low consumption lifestyle and a proposal for a robust community) G. Chia, Brisbane, Australia, February 2015 BACKGROUND The tiny hou

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• Heating
• ventilating
• and air conditioning
• Appropriate technology
• Sustainable building
• Containers
• Bathrooms
• Composting toilet
• Rainwater tank
• Compost
• Water heating
• Sustainability
• Environment
• Architecture

occupied countless tiny spaces between pieces of sand and gravel and permeated the bedrock in little cracks and crevices. Many wonderful years passed cavorting with the other raindrops until one day Drip emerged into a b

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• Water
• Environmental soil science
• Environmental engineering
• Aquatic ecology
• Hydrology
• Surface runoff
• Stormwater
• Low-impact development
• Soil
• Environment
• Earth
• Water pollution

Catching and Releasing Tiny Molecules Employing an ingenious microfluidic design that combines chemical and mechanical properties, a team of Harvard scientists—and McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine affiliated

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• Nature
• Academia
• Aptamer
• Medical research
• Peptides
• Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering
• Chemical biology
• Microfluidics
• Gel
• Biotechnology
• Science
• Chemistry

An exhibition of foraminifera – tiny single-celled organisms found in our oceans – beautifully magnified and photographed by Roland Verreet, and reimagined in glass by Davin Ebanks

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• Sand
• Science
• Electron microscope
• Electron microscopy
• Foraminifera

An exhibition of foraminifera – tiny single-celled organisms found in our oceans – beautifully magnified and photographed by Roland Verreet, and reimagined in glass by Davin Ebanks

Source URL: www.nationalgallery.org.ky

• Cayman Islands
• Biology
• Grand Cayman
• Studio glass
• Political geography
• Amoeboids
• Rhizaria
• Foraminifera

Hector’s dolphin - World’s smallest dolphin A fully grown Hector’s dolphin is usually less than one and a half metres long. This makes them the smallest sea-living dolphins in the world. These tiny dolphins are on

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The Case for Tiny Tasks in Compute Clusters Kay Ousterhout∗ , Aurojit Panda∗ , Joshua Rosen∗ , Shivaram Venkataraman∗ , Reynold Xin∗ , Sylvia Ratnasamy∗ , Scott Shenker∗† , Ion Stoica∗ ∗ UC Berkeley,

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• Scheduling algorithms
• Cloud computing
• Cloud infrastructure
• Apache Hadoop
• MapReduce
• Scheduling
• Windows Task Scheduler
• Computer cluster
• Batch processing
• Computing
• Concurrent computing
• Parallel computing