Sentence examples similar to a tiny variance from inspiring English sources
The achievements of URCBC and RR are moderate among the four schemes, but URCBC superseded URBC to become the poorest performer in total average end-to-end delay at the point of 60 to 80 s with tiny variance, around 0.3% on average.
Tiny variances in G.P.A. can have profound effects on class rank.
Conversely, Greg Miller of IGN preferred the analog control setup of the PSP version, saying it "offered me tiny variances in control that I don't feel like I get with my fat finger on a screen".
He refused the big studio offer, for instance, because he had already made a handshake deal for distribution and marketing with a tiny company called Variance Films.
Furthermore, that most studies present either a tiny fraction of the data (mean, variance measure, and sample size for each arm) or all of the data becomes evident.
But he reminds me that, while I'm worrying about the tiniest variances on one of my lines, most people are going to be putting the kettle on and, frankly, not caring at all.
The estimation was only marginally possible because the factor variance for the Tremor-at-rest factor was a tiny fraction above zero (0.01).
It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.
