Although the minuscule difference is virtually unnoticeable in everyday common experience, when we in fact notice it, we cannot decide if we are experiencing the past or the present, if we are experiencing the present or the future.
CONS: The kitchen is minuscule, although there is room to replace the half-fridge with a full-size one.
Reynaud, too, includes a photograph of an actual slaughter, although it is minuscule, the details barely visible, along with one of the bloodletting: he, too, seems to recognize that we're losing our connection to our animals.
First of all, DVDs and MDs cost a lot of money and the percentage of albums currently available in DVD or MD format is minuscule (although you can bet that Celine Dion's ubiquitous and annoying Titanic theme song is in DVD format, if that gives you any idea of how the record companies are thinking).
Although such a minuscule number of Canadian women reported using drugs during pregnancy, it had a profound effect on the risk of PPD among mothers.
Although the census found minuscule growth in power consumption by data centers in the Western United States in 2012, it did predict growth in the Eastern United States of some 22 percent.
In borrowing to keep the project afloat, the state paid outside bond underwriters and lawyers, although those costs are minuscule in comparison to the $48 million a year to be paid in debt service.
Although their ranks are minuscule at the top rungs of corporate India, it is common to see women in jobs that either did not exist a generation ago, or in jobs that would rarely be filled by women, whether gas station attendants or cafe baristas, magazine editors or software programmers.
Although his company has minuscule revenue and no earnings to date, the share price has quintupled since his initial public offering in October 2002.
In contrast, those who live in densely populated districts have a lower probability of receiving immunisation, although the effect is minuscule in size.
