Perhaps the most iconic of all is Preikestolen, Pulpit Rock, whence valiant hikers stare boldly out from a minuscule table top projecting from the cliff face, no more than 82 feet by 82 feet square, with no guard rails and a sheer drop of 1,982 feet to Lysefjord's deep green waters far below.
Construction companies already confronting a nationwide labor shortage will have to replace workers from what industry executives said was a minuscule pool, or turn down projects.
WASHINGTON — After clamoring loudly about their plans to curtail federal spending, House Republicans announced Thursday that they would cut $32 billion for the remainder of the fiscal year — a minuscule amount compared with a projected annual deficit of nearly $1.5 trillion.
Thus, I was a minuscule – and not too helpful – part of a federal project that eventuated in the "World Wide Web," the Internet, online commerce like Amazon and Zappos, social networks like MySpace, and cute kitten videos on Youtube.
(Supporters Direct helps fans establish supporters' trusts, and in one of those corporate fig-leaf deals that sees McDonald's donate a minuscule percentage of its gazillions to the occasional public health project, it is overwhelmingly funded by the Premier League).
A case in point: Post Carbon projects the Bakken and Eagle Ford Shale basins -- the two most productive oil plays -- will produce a minuscule 73,000 barrels of oil per day in 2040.
That is a minuscule number.
Natural proteins represent a minuscule fraction of possible sequence space.
Could these experiments be carried out in a minuscule scale.
A minuscule burden, Mr. Shure calls it.
But, it attracted a minuscule audience.
