Sentence examples for a minuscule force from inspiring English sources

It will study the Yarkovsky effect, in which photons emitted from the sun-heated surface of a small, rotating asteroid generate a minuscule force that can alter its orbit.

His proposed 10,000 troops, spread across Iraq and Syria, would still be a minuscule fighting force compared to the 130,000 deployed to Iraq in 2004.

The researchers used a device called an atomic force microscope, which has a tiny cantilevered tip that can be used to pull or press on a material, to measure the minuscule forces at work when bone is stretched or recoils after indentation.

Ultra-sensitive MEMS cantilever platforms present a viable solution to detect such minuscule forces due to their high surface-to-volume ratio.

These lab-on-a-chip devices, also known as microfluidic arrays, are commonly used to sort tiny samples by size, shape or composition, but the minuscule forces at work at such a small magnitude are difficult to measure.

Some of the biggest questions in biology – how cancer spreads or why we're shaped the way we are – could have tiny answers, hidden in minuscule forces acting on microscopic structures inside the bodies of living things.

Optical tweezers can also be used to measure minuscule forces acting on microscopic particles; once you've grabbed hold of your particle with the laser beam, instead of moving it yourself, you simply use a microscope or other suitable monitoring apparatus to watch whether it moves of its own accord.

Politically motivated violence remains a minuscule fraction of all violence.

That is "a minuscule fraction of the work force," she said.

While they represent a minuscule portion of the Congressional work force, which numbers roughly 15,000, most saw their positions there as proof of American tolerance and meritocracy.

It's a minuscule diner, the kind of eatery that forces familiarity: with others at the bar, with the joyfully screaming baby in the booth, with Chef and his wife.