But it was a huge thing to challenge your brother: if the differences were tiny, it just looks like a bad case of sibling rivalry.
The difference is tiny: the rate fluctuates by less than 1% between the aphelion and perihelion, the points on Earth's orbit when it is farthest and closest to the sun, respectively.
This difference is tiny: the proton's mass is 99.86% that of the neutron, yet if they were exactly the same mass, we would not be here, as there would not have been enough hydrogen in the universe to make long-lived stars.
"I think the difference is tiny between them both but I think when you look at the number of goals he has scored over the past year, then Ronaldo is the best.
The differences are so tiny that the average customer could not notice.
But Gould was good-humoured and discursive, taking an apparently compassionate view of human nature, and Lewontin, a population geneticist who could show that racial differences are genetically tiny, added credence to charges of racism, even though Wilson hadn't brought the subject up.
The differences among the programs are tiny, and involve how quickly and efficiently they can encode or decode music.
But MAME isn't perfect; there are tiny differences in how it displays graphics — things you wouldn't notice unless you were watching a game frame by frame looking for them in particular.
But the iPhone 4S cases from OtterBox will protect the iPhone 4. According to Brighthand, there are tiny differences in the design of the 4 and 4S, including a slightly different placement of the volume buttons.
