Sentence examples for and a rather small from inspiring English sources

After a time the door opened slowly and a rather small boy looked out at him.

Then, a new X point suddenly appears because of the secondary tearing, and a rather small magnetic island appears.

The deposited sample is characterized by a fluffy structure and a rather small geometric albedo, A = 8%.

Inside, there is a quad-core chip, 1GB of RAM, and a rather small 3,800mAh battery.

While in the LTE downlink, the pattern used to multiplex data and reference symbols is a good trade-off between a small temporal and spectral spacing accounting for highly frequency selective channels and fast-fading channels and a rather small overhead, this is different in the uplink.

Żółkiewski with Koniecpolski and a rather small force entered Moldavia, hoping for military reinforcements from Moldavian Hospodar Gaspar Graziani and the Cossacks.

Nosocomial infections are mainly caused by bacteria and yeasts and only a rather small proportion is caused by viruses [ 7].

The demonstration against the staging of The Death of Klinghoffer that had been predicted in some sections of the press appeared to be limited to one person standing outside the Coliseum and brandishing a rather small poster, and at the final curtain the composer, his work and English National Opera's production were all warmly received.

"But on this issue, when he knows what the right thing to do is, and when a rather small group on one side is blocking any progress, you have to be willing to call that group out if you want to get anything done".

In weighing up the options, the good to be achieved by some tough course of action must be multiplied by the probability of achieving it, which is always a fraction of one, and often a rather small fraction at that.

Unlike some previous studies, in which very large simulated synaptic conductances were activated on a single dendritic locations, in our simulations each modeled synapse contributed a smaller conductance and had a rather small effect on the membrane potential at the synaptic location.