Sentence examples for a minuscule scale from inspiring English sources

Taking the store's discount but offering bogus information, on the other hand, violates your agreement, but on such a minuscule scale that it's hard to get worked up about it.

Could these experiments be carried out in a minuscule scale.

Many of the technologies required to achieve this are already in widespread use, if at a comparatively minuscule scale.

Many of the technologies required to achieve this are already in widespread use, if at a comparatively minuscule scale.

Like a minuscule bathroom scale, a tiny vibrating gizmo can weigh individual molecules, a team of physicists reports.

With a minuscule time scale of only two weeks, they began by building some custom software.

But like the Brazil nut phenomenon, which was found to be caused by a subtle circulation in the can, the candy wrapper research may be most interesting as another step in the journey of physicists back from the minuscule scale of the atom and the gigantic scale of the cosmos.

Light and matter, when the minuscule scales of single particles are reached, behave in surprising ways in a part of physics known as quantum mechanics.

No such effect had been seen before, although some theorists had predicted that it might occur because of the notoriously shifty properties of matter at minuscule scales.

That's in part because at such minuscule scales, quantum confinement effects — based on the behavior of electrons and phonons within the material — begin to play a significant role in the material's behavior, which can affect how it conducts electricity and heat or interacts with light.

Sugar accounts for a minuscule share of U.S. farm output.