The phrase "a tiny change of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small adjustment or modification in a particular context.
Example: "After reviewing the document, I realized that a tiny change of wording could improve clarity."
Alternatives: "a slight modification of" or "a minor adjustment of".
He strongly believes that a tiny change from each of us, if aggregated, does matter.
A tiny change in timing of wing rotation can create a big change in the force produced," he said.
This is equivalent to a decrease of 0.87 Pearson r units—a dramatic decorrelation in the spatial pattern of activity, despite a tiny change in the position of the objects.
Even a tiny change in the complexion of that caucus increases the odds of the House sending the Senate bills it can work with, rather than the acts of protest it has favoured for the past four years.More important than the small changes to how Republicans will look are the different ideas that some of the new members will bring with them.
TOKYO — In a surprise move Tuesday, the Japanese central bank lowered its benchmark interest rate to a range of 0 percent to 0.1 percent, a tiny change from its previous target of 0.1 percent but a symbolic shift back into an age of zero interest rates.
Could a tiny change in the angle of the Earth's orbital axis trigger a cascade of events that turned an ancient Eden into the Sahara desert?
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.
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).
My hope is that these examples of small acts can help us tap into our own strength to make a tiny change that could make a world of difference in our own lives and our community.
RARELY has a tiny change in interest rates been the subject of so much attention.
