Sentence examples for and a tiny volume from inspiring English sources

There's a mic on/off switch and a tiny volume control, but no clip with which to attach to your shirt — something I've always found helpful on other pucks.

Quantification of the bacterial genomes detected in sarcoid lesions is essential for clarifying the etiologic correlation between lesions and bacteria detected therein because a tiny volume of bacteria or bacterial DNA can be detected even in conditions of latent infection or contamination with no etiologic correlation.

In a report covering the July-to-September quarter, the market research firm IDC said other vendors - including Acer, HP and Google itself - only represented a "tiny volume" of sales.

It shows that an intense optical field was developed at the apex of the probe tip and the local field was highly confined to a tiny volume near the apex.

To find out, David Brenner and coworkers at Columbia University in New York City applied alpha-particle radiation to a tiny volume in samples of artificially grown human skin.

This may be because they are adopting, in a sense, a closed system so as to prevent from evaporation-loss of a tiny volume of sample, leading to rather elaborate and complicated systems.

Although such a tiny volume as sub-μL is rather favorable for diffusion and thermal conductance, it is very unfavorable for mixing solutions with a vortex.

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.

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 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.