Croquet packs a lot of power for a little piece of software, one with but a single line of code for every 300 in Windows XP.
The Wendelstein 7-AS, a tiddler with a fuel capacity of but a single cubic metre, was built by the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics at Garching, Germany, and operated from 1988 to 2002.
At the heart of almost all of these issues is the problem of scale: of finding ways to make high-quality educational resources--whether it's brilliant teachers, innovative lesson plans or inspiring new teaching methods--reach not just a handful of students in a single classroom but hundreds of millions of students around the globe.
This story, though, raises the question of why there is but a single ejecta layer of iridium and shocked quartz in late Cretaceous rocks around the world.
And, while Mr Mawet's design is likely to be harder to fabricate than Dr Swartzlander's, because its features are smaller, it has the advantage that it should work with all wavelengths simultaneously, whereas Dr Swartzlander's will work with light of but a single wavelength.
While some top-tier science was presented at the conference, there was too much time given to claims of cure that had little to support them but patient testimonials, small studies with no long-term follow-up, and, to be blunt, some science that has nothing but the backing of a single very optimistic scientist looking to attract a grant or an investor.
The core of Mr Selig's argument is that baseball is not really a collection of individual teams, but a single national enterprise that, to be successful, must give each participant an equal chance to win every year.
He's become one of a growing list of players who, ignored by super agents but leery of entrusting all of their finances to a single smaller agent, sought out a financial adviser on his own.
For example, a firm may have a number of businesses in Africa but it wants to group all of them under a single holding company.
But the extraordinary effect of a single bureaucratic bungle has been to knock 0.6 percentage points off Japan's growth.
But a journey of a thousand leagues begins with a single step and this would be a big step.
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But a critical mass of them coming together in a single person might add up to autism in that individual.
And the indications given to the property professionals are that the enterprise plan won't create single sites, but the tying together of various sites into a single enterprise "area".
Unlike other forms of DG, CHP is not a single technology but a suite of technologies that produce electricity and heat in an integrated process.
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Dr Leahy rejects the claims of Oxford, Bacon and Marlowe, but he does not accept the idea of a single author.
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But a single tap of a finger is a lot easier than thumbing a Web address into a tiny browser.
My argument was not against more efficient modes of distribution, but rather a single or very few controlling the system.
This occurs when each firm would like to offer discounts to the other's clients but only a single group of consumers can be targeted.
Grampian Police chief constable Colin McKerracher told BBC Scotland he was in favour of some kind of restructuring, but feared a single force could mean funding issues.
Get ready for plenty of direct-to-consumer advertisements, celebrity awareness campaigns, and big-selling drugs, because Big Pharma appears to have found not just a single hit, but a whole bunch of them.
In essence, the pros acknowledge the rigidities in European labour markets, the differences in economic cycles and so forth, but believe that the creation of a single currency will cause these costs to diminish.
Stock investors can manage risk by buying a diverse basket of shares, but a college student bets on a single asset: himself.
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This is an adaptation to the changing characteristics of the spill, which is no longer a single spill but a massive collection of smaller spills moving forward.
Think of it as a sheet of chicken-wire that is just a single atom thick, but also lightweight, strong, airtight, stretchable, transparent and an excellent conductor of both electricity and light.
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Apple introduced its version, called Fusion Drive, that tiers storage on flash memory or a HDD depending upon frequency of use, but appearing to the user as a single storage device.
That approach misses the point of robochemistry, which aims to produce not a single eureka moment but thousands upon thousands of incremental advances.
You may hand over a few more euros for a single glass of the good stuff, but with dinner and a bella figura floorshow thrown in, aperitivo is not only a not-to-be missed Italian tradition, it is an absolute bargain.
The search for linguistic universals yielded interesting data on languages, but after decades of work, not a single proposed universal has withstood scrutiny.
But it was a single moment of genius that punctured yet another Newcastle defeat, keeping them only three points above the drop zone.
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