Sentence examples for a very small stretch from inspiring English sources

Using a geographic aware hash function, Georoy is able to obtain a very small stretch factor, that is, the ratio between the hop distance of the path traversed by the query in order to find the node and the number of hops traversed in the physical network from the searching node to the searched one.

A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.

Ms. Aliminosa said she was depressed, and able to walk only in very small stretches.

Twenty-one dads had no detectable CNVs at all, but Chao suspects this may be due to the technology used, which has difficulty picking up very small stretches of DNA that are duplicated or deleted.

Because of this, we believe real-time qPCR will remain one of the most important, reliable tools for genetically analyzing very old and degraded RNA and DNA samples given its extreme sensitivity and modest requirement that only very small stretches of nucleic acid sequences within samples need remain intact.

The journalist, who has not been named, asked for "someone to fund my time" saying they were "only paid a very small sum by Forbes which doesn't stretch far".

"I'd be happy to cover it but I'm a freelancer with a contributor platform at Forbes so if I am doing a company profile I do ask for someone to fund my time (as a contributor not Forbes staff I am only paid a very small sum by Forbes which doesn't stretch far) which is 10 hours work @ 30ph = £300".

"We have a very small amount of money that we have to stretch out for the rest of the season and David and his fellow directors have joined with other redundancies that we have had to make.

FAs in MEFvin −/− cells responded weakly, and only a very small subset of their adhesions reoriented perpendicular to the stretching axis, irrespective of their initial angle to the direction of stretch.

Before folk music became big money, it was a very small elitist group of snobs, who really resented anybody stretching the boundaries.

Additionally, a very small velocity change of less than 0.1 % may be obtained by the stretching method when a possible response change occurs (Fig. 11a).