Sentence examples for faint tiny from inspiring English sources

Tracks that are a few frames too short are the most prevalent error but it is also the least severe because it only involves faint, tiny centrosomes at the very beginning of the cycle or diffuse, disassembled centrosomes at the very end of the cycle.

With a small telescope, it appears as a tiny, faint blue-green disk.

The lettering is very beautiful and somewhat faint and very tiny.

The basic science relies on faint clues -- tiny bits of radioactive fallout, often invisible to the eye, that under intense scrutiny can reveal distinctive signatures.

So sensitive are the devices, and what they are listening for so faint, that even tiny signals nearby can be disruptive: a badly fitted microwave or a faulty electric blanket.

But to record what you've written down, you'll need to use the pen on special paper that has a faint pattern of tiny dots.

A tiny faint dot in a Hubble picture has been confirmed as the most distant galaxy ever detected in the Universe.

Look closely, and you will also see dozens of tiny, faint background galaxies in the image, located at distances of billions of light-years from Earth.

The Milky Way could be filled with hundreds of billions of stars so tiny and faint we can't see them in optical light.

A heavy silence fell, lifting gradually to reveal bird calls in the distance, and the faint babble of countless tiny waterfalls trickling off ledges hundreds of feet above us, tripping down slopes blanketed with moss and ferns.

A faint glow from the tiny creatures indicates that their synthetic ingredient is happily incorporated.