Out fell a few other mysterious numbers, including a stupendously tiny length of 10-33 centimeter (scientific notation for a billionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a centimeter) and an unimaginably brief interval of 10-43 second -- the time it takes light to flash across such a narrow gap.
Other drivers look on in envy as you squeeze its tiny length into a parking space, helped by the tightest of turning circles.
Understanding how materials behave at tiny length scales is crucial for developing future nanotechnologies.
The use of HMH resulted in formation of tiny (length of 0.5 3 μm) needle-like ITH crystals having bridging Si(OH+ E (E = B, Al, Ga) groups with acidic strength increasing in the following sequence B < Ga < Al.
The documentation for HMMer-2 warns against its use for DNA sequence family modeling, and indeed the default options created tiny (length 1) profiles.
It has the face of Jesus carved on one side, a skull on the other and a tiny, full-length Man of Sorrows spring-loaded so that he pops up from a hidden chamber when the button in the top of his head is pressed.
tiniest length scale of fractality, topothesy length and the self-similarity index (the fractal dimension).
Being a fanatically scrupulous individual, severe on herself and others, she chose to leave out a great many of her own poems, and to edit down others to a tiny fraction of the length at which they were originally published.
The bondsman who had organized the defense fund came in and sat with a friend, who also resembled a giant baby; they whispered secrets in each other's ears, each screening his mouth with a huge hand while the other hand held, at arm's length, a tiny cigarette, as if a wreath of smoke could trouble their massiveness.
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