Sentence examples for a tiny volume from inspiring English sources

But only a tiny volume of 47 million cubic meters is produced today.

To an industry recycling 13 million tonnes of metal a year, 7,500 tonnes is a tiny volume – though it has a massive impact.

The Bitcoin network is incapable of processing more than seven transactions a second, a tiny volume for a technology with global ambitions.

In fact, it might be possible to concentrate so many heavy gravitons into a tiny volume of space that they would collapse in on themselves and create miniature black holes, those cosmic sinkholes from which nothing can escape.

The atoms that make up your body are mostly empty space, so despite there being so many of them, without that space you would compress into a tiny volume.

This technology consists of a small device (the "chip") that contains on its surface a series of scaled-down laboratory analyses requiring only a tiny volume of sample (e.g., picolitres of saliva).

Rutherford concluded that the positive charge of the atom must be concentrated in a very tiny volume to produce an electric field sufficiently intense to deflect the alpha particles so strongly.

These often fly even higher than airliners but have a relatively tiny volume of air, so that pressure can change quickly with even a small leak.

Mr. Rhorer effectively interpolated a host of tiny volume fluctuations in the overture to Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro"; he got through the abrupt tempo changes in Beethoven's First Symphony with accuracy.

Jervis, the founder of Bitch magazine, dubs this tiny volume a "manualfesto".

2. To know how many rules we're about to break: The Elements of Style by William Strunk Jr and EB White The rules of modern writing have been around for a century, and this tiny volume is where they spent all that time.