The part of the sentence "a tiny change in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an insignificant alteration. For example: "Even a tiny change in temperature can have a dramatic effect on the climate".
RARELY has a tiny change in interest rates been the subject of so much attention.
A tiny change in timing of wing rotation can create a big change in the force produced," he said.
A borderline strike three might be ball four with just a tiny change in the pitcher's grip.
The curly d/dts on the right measure a rate of change, a tiny change in a field (E or H) divided by a tiny change in time (t).
So a tiny change in a bit of regulatory DNA could possibly explain why we walk, run, jump and even climb trees differently than chimps.
Another part of the Senate bill that keeps derivatives markets opaque resulted from a tiny change in the proposal's original language.
These adjacent metabolic states in the zig-zag areas are randomly obtained from independent calculations, indicating that a very tiny change in the numerical value of one parameter can produce a similar but distinct metabolic state.
Even a tiny change to the light in the sensing path such as its intensity can be detected by observing how the light from the two paths interacts when they meet, producing distinct patterns.
Therefore a tiny change of the observation would result in large variation on the camera's estimated position and orientation.
"So it'd kind of be like a jet fighter pilot with a stick in his or her hand, only had to make a little bit of tiny change in the stick and pshooo, the plane goes off," Dickinson said.
Prisoner Squats: So this squat is not much different than a normal body squat, but the tiny change in arm position brings a whole new dynamic to the exercise.
