Sentence examples for change very slightly from inspiring English sources
The Ti cladding seems to be relatively impervious to increased radiation fluence since its hardness and elastic modulus change very slightly with increasing ion fluence.
Heat treatment applied to rhamnolipid solutions change very slightly the ST values when solutions contained no salts and about of 30% oil when brine was present.
Tradition mirrors an aspect of language identified by Jacques Derrida – rather than attributing a single meaning or "essence" of a word, his claim was that the iterative nature of language means that each time a word is used its meaning can change very slightly.
This allowed engineers to model how the frequency might change very slightly as a plane travels through the sky.
The feature values change very slightly from perfect to slight pitting even for the best feature RAW-F 11 (see Figure 9), which indicates the features are not sensitive to slight pitting.
Note: Our newly-updated trend estimate model assesses the trends across all races, so whenever we add a new poll in any state, the probabilities and trend estimates for all races will change very slightly (usually no more than a tenth of a percent or two for the trend estimates).
Because the detector array elements are flat, the distance from the Rowland circle changes with position, and so the spectral resolution changes very slightly with wavelength.
"The final chapter is hiddenaway, although it's now changed very slightly,"she said in an interview broadcast on Channel 4 inBritain.
Measurement of the length of cylindrite core from optical microscopic observation showed that the length of cylindrite core did not change or changed very slightly with crystallization time.
The language might have changed very slightly, but the sentiment and ideology are indistinguishable from Davies's outburst in the House of Commons on Tuesday, during a debate on housing benefit and the bedroom tax.
For functionalized nanofluid, the contact angle only changes very slightly.
