Sentence examples for and provide a tiny from inspiring English sources

Tully, a professor of physics at Princeton, runs a prototype lab in the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) that draws on the fact that neutrinos can be captured by tritium, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen, and provide a tiny boost of energy to the electrons emitted in tritium decay.

Since her husband died, Janet has been struggling to farm her three acres of land and plant the soybeans, ground nuts and maize that will feed her family and provide a tiny income ($150 for the year).

Here, for example, from the chapter called "Words," is her take on a passage from Paul Bowles's story "A Distant Episode": "The contents of the Professor's 'two small overnight bags full of maps, sun lotions and medicines' provide a tiny mini-course in the importance of close reading.

But government rules and subsidies can only provide a tiny fraction of the demand for affordable housing with governments across America holding lotteries to select those lucky enough to live in below market rate housing.

Embedded piezoresistive microcantilever (EPM) sensors provide a tiny, low-cost and simple platform for the detection of a variety of analytes.

The House and Senate tax bills probably would provide a tiny lift to the economy for a couple years — enough, supporters no doubt hope, for them to cynically claim success.

Potting medium doesn't just hold the plant upright and provide a spot to put those tiny trolls.

Multiple ligands can be conjugated on tiny single nanoparticles and provide a multivalent effect for increased specificity and binding affinity, hence used as suitable diagnostic agent.

A shot of the child taking a bath confirms the obvious, though her mother summoning her to dinner and calling her Laure provides a tiny surprise: she lied.

The European Union, though richer than the United States, provides a tiny and diminishing proportion of the high-tech military equipment that NATO depends on if it is to be able to fight wars without an intolerable number of casualties.

Sunlight falls on parts of the asteroid and is retained as heat that provides a tiny propulsive force.