Sentence examples for extremely small space from inspiring English sources

"It's extremely hot, it's an extremely small space and there's a lot of people," he says.

Even two objects as small as subatomic particles would form a black hole if they were squeezed into an extremely small space.

Restrictions on the maximum allowable time step of explicit time integration methods for direct and large eddy simulations of compressible turbulent flows at high Reynolds numbers can be very severe, because of the extremely small space steps used close to solid walls to capture tiny and elongated boundary layer structures.

"But very, very rich people stay in reasonably small spaces on luxury yachts, and very, very rich people travel in extremely small spaces on Learjets".

Initially it proved ideal for shallow wartime tunnelling as it could be employed in extremely small spaces, was virtually silent, and could progress at almost twice the speed of German methods.

Finding a well-established substitutional donor for n-type diamond films is a worldwide issue, owing to the extremely small lattice space between C-C atoms within the diamond structure.

In the traditional resource-constrained environment, the constrained devices such as nodes in wireless sensor networks and radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags usually have the characteristics of weak computation ability, extremely small storage space, and strictly usage of power consumption [1 3].

Furthermore, quantum effects are thought to cause a serious distortion of space-time at an extremely small scale called the Planck length, which is much smaller than the size of elementary particles.

The blue shift is caused by the confinement of electrons and holes in extremely small volume of space and formation of smaller sized QDs as co-dopant concentration increases [24].

During this period, Neurath rented an extremely small basement office space in a Somerville, Massachusetts social services building: he sought to circumvent the long commute that several team members had been making from Massachusetts.

Computational results reveal that the LCA algorithm is able to find optimal or near-optimal solutions after examining an extremely small fraction of search space.