Sentence examples similar to a tiny times from inspiring English sources

It's only a tiny time saver but once you have it, you won't want to be without.

McLeod says: "What matters crucially is just a tiny time window of about fifty milliseconds in all.

A tiny, time-worn sandstone carving from the fourth century depicts Vishnu as a broad-shouldered, straight-legged figure with feet planted firmly on the ground.

Like a tiny time capsule, cosmic dust contains material left over from the birth of the solar system.

We suppose that the velocity of the thin layer of air is to vary after a tiny time dt after collision and the displacement of this layer is dx away from the windward side along x-axis within another tiny time dt.

Three or four weeks is a tiny time frame compared to twelve months.

Consider a cycle of DNA replication occurring in a tiny time interval τ.

The expected concentration, cE, that a Ca2+ ion exerts upon a nearby receptor, Δ S nm away after τ ms, was used to calculate the probability of not binding during a tiny time interval Δ τ ≫ Δ t.

While this is a tiny time allocation relative to efficacy/effectiveness trials like the Treatment for Adolescents with Depression (TADS) study[ 11, 12], it is not inconsequential for busy physicians.

But once the video screens arrive, a taxi will be just another public place, a tiny Times Square on wheels.

In a cramped third-floor theater in a tiny Times Square office building, this is a thoroughly engrossing, fully realized drama brought to life by an ensemble of actors who never miss a beat.