Sentence examples for On a tiny scale from inspiring English sources

On a tiny scale, the air becomes thicker like syrup and inertia begins to play a much smaller role.

Meanwhile, a handful of utilities around the country are already doing similar things voluntarily, albeit on a tiny scale.

[C6.] Nanotechnology's Health Benefits Researchers say nanotechnology, which involves manipulating materials on a tiny scale, could vastly improve health care.

It must take a deft delicacy at operating on a tiny scale, like fitting a whole model railway layout into an attaché case.

That same immediacy could come out on a tiny scale, as in the 12 drawings, dated 1923-24, of a young Viennese called Lotte Mandl.

Even on a tiny scale, the picture does convey the horror of crisscross warfare.Mario Barri, as a burly, grinning nationalist, steals the show.

Catherine Carr, a neuroscientist at the University of Maryland, College Park, agrees that the study is "very exciting"—particularly because the katydids have overcome the problem of impedance matching "on such a tiny scale".

"You can't do investment banking on such a tiny scale," said Colin Devine, an insurance analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.

Over-the-Rhine, where officer Steve Roach shot 19-year-old Timothy Thomas and provoked this Easter recess free-for-all, stretched from the university to downtown, a couple of miles of tenements with doors and windows on a strangely tiny scale.

Because the behavior of things on a very tiny scale is simply different.

So one of the outcomes of the early investigations into how general relativity and quantum mechanics might talk to each other is the notion of quantum foam, which is at the fabric of space on a very tiny scale and is very different from the realms that we inhabit up here in the macro world.