Sentence examples for barely visible to the from inspiring English sources

Barely visible to the naked eye, they resembled salmon roe when magnified under a microscope.

From the deck, the Triborough Bridge was barely visible to the north.

Sarcoptes scabiei attains a length of about 0.35 mm (0.014 inch) and is barely visible to the unaided eye.

Though the cysts are tiny, barely visible to the naked eye, they are often too large for a medusa to digest.

Hundreds of millions of Indians are barely visible to the state: they have either no I.D. at all or a weak form of it, issued by local authorities.

Yack and her graduate student, Chancal Yadav, studied the birch caterpillar, and the youngest are so small that they're barely visible to the naked eye.

The security cordon around the torch was so dense that the flame and those carrying it were barely visible to crowds along the route for much of the day.

It is as if we are seeing a tantalizing glimpse of some future science whose concepts and methods remain barely visible to us in the present.

Florian disputes this, saying that the World War II memorial will be barely visible to someone looking at the Washington Monument from the Lincoln Memorial and vice versa.

We can clearly see the front wall, some of the corners, and humans 1 and 2. Human 3 in the interior room is barely visible due to the additional EM loss as the transmitted signal has to penetrate through both the exterior and interior walls.

Clutching my inadequate flashlight, I head out over the slippery and now barely visible rocks to the outhouse.