Sentence examples for a tiny fan from inspiring English sources
The microprocessor amplifies the variable current, which is hard-wired to a tiny fan.
Smith was the first to add a tiny fan inside goggles to reduce condensation further, he said.
Each unit is a glass box containing a sachet of coffee grains and equipped with a tiny fan.
Sapper dealt with it the same way he had when designing the IBM ThinkPad -- with a tiny fan.
How about a tiny fan that consumes a fraction of the energy of a traditional fan and removes heat twice as fast as natural convection.
In some male pheasant, such as the firebacks (Lophura), impeyans (Lophophorus), and peafowl, the head is ornamented with a small tuft of modified plumes, forming a tiny fan.
In a tiny fan-cooled taqueria down the street from his laboratory, Dr. C. J. Peters, known to many as one of the scientists who battled a deadly Ebola virus outbreak in the 1994 best seller "The Hot Zone," sprinkled a little extra Tabasco sauce over his steaming fajitas.
But then this tiny fan show is a throwback to a time when Yeasayer emerged as the most blogged-about band on the planet and a pivotal force in New York's underground scene.
A tiny electric fan whirs away in Dr. Stark's office, but the characters continue to swelter and wipe their brows.
Throughout the show there are subtle touches, as a lofty Madame Grès dress from 1977 is blown into movement by a tiny electric fan, with the back, once again, challenging the "monastic" look.
On a recent Saturday morning at the Siolim clinic, Ms. Upadhye, the health counselor, sat in her closet-size plywood-wall office, trying to stay cool under a negligible breeze from a tiny plastic fan, when a psychiatric patient arrived for a return visit.
