"Sailing Toward the Sunset" is representative: until last year, all of Zink's work was written for a tiny audience — generally as tiny as one or zero.
Kaydon does only small custom orders, sometimes as tiny as one unit at a time.
Smooth dogfish can detect current as tiny as five billionths of a volt per centimeter the ionic leakage across the gills of a buried flounder.
It is evident that they need to go to business angels, but business angels are rarely interested in projects which are as tiny as a few hundred dollars or even a few thousand dollars.
Depending on the application or substance, a capsule may be as tiny as 50 nanometres (0.00005 mm) or as large as 7 mm.
I close my eyes, remembering feeling as tiny as an ant, hypoxic, in minus-80 degrees Celsius in the perpetual darkness under the Milky Way, as Aurora danced above me the tango of the universe.
She is as tiny as a sparrow.
The miniscule devices could be inserted into salmon as tiny as three-quarters of an ounce.
MA: Not as tiny as TechCrunch though.
The detection sensitivity is greatly improved, so that even tiny metastases can be detected (as tiny as a 10 cell metastasis in the body).
Microsporida possess some of the smallest primary nuclear genomes known (as tiny as 2.3 Mbp).
