Sentence examples for a tiny blob of from inspiring English sources

This "inflation" can best be understood by imagining that the observable universe is, relatively speaking, a tiny blob of space buried deep within a vast labyrinth of interconnected cosmic regions.

A more profound modification is to collapse the retina into a tiny blob of pigmented receptors and lead light from the very distant corneal facets to it via biological fiber optics.

Use a tiny blob of "Blu-Tack" or similar tack to mark the indicated fixing locations that 'pull' the magnet on finished walls.

Apply a tiny blob of paint to the dish where the base of the bud or leaf will be, and then drag and lift the brush in the direction of the tip of the bud or leaf.

A tiny blob covers your entire face.

London, for example, was a tiny blob, less important than Lincoln, where the mapmaker lived, and both gave place to Jerusalem, which grandly dominated the center of the map -- and the medieval spiritual world.

We think this tiny blob of jelly survived by clinging onto rocks and hard shelled creatures, making a living by plucking microscopic morsels out of sea water.

But they also made sure to preserve certain quirks in the painting, like a fly, still intact, stuck in the right-hand corner and tiny blobs of pink paint that they believe landed on the canvas by accident; there is no pink anywhere else in the composition.

They are made from tiny blobs of polymer that contain particles of iron oxide.

The idea is to manufacture "quantum dots"—tiny blobs of material that would act as qubits—on their surfaces.

In "Prayer for Jewish Children Killed in Extermination Camps" (1973), children's faces formed from tiny blobs of clay have been affixed to the top edge of the box.