Sentence examples similar to a tiny piece of a second from inspiring English sources

At its heart is a tiny piece of a transition metal oxide sandwiched between two electrodes.

"I now look forward to studying a tiny piece of what the universe was made of just a millionth of a second after the Big Bang".

Instead of the universe beginning as a rapidly expanding fireball, the universe inflated extremely rapidly from a tiny piece of space and became exponentially larger in a fraction of a second while still maintaining its energy density.

In 1835, James Paget was the curious medical student who first excised a tiny piece of "sandy diaphragm," then using a hand lens spied coiled larvae in its muscle.

So that was the first reason for writing The James Plays, to allow a tiny piece of Scotland's past to be better known.

You manage to save a tiny piece of the photo.

But such big players remain a tiny piece of eBay.

For instance, what would eat a tiny piece of plastic about the size of plankton?

"A tiny piece of genetic material can overtake an entire complex animal," he says.

Schools address only a tiny piece of the problem.

And they are only a tiny piece of the story.