Sentence examples for grow tiny from inspiring English sources

The fungi grow tiny, fragile strands called hyphae.

Chillies: I grow tiny red chillies on a window ledge and get a good crop all year round.

In 2001, NASA funded researchers to grow tiny goldfish nuggets for possible use on future space missions.

One possible technique might be to grow tiny tubes and wires made from silicon, germanium or carbon on the surface of chips to allow electrical charge to flow with less heat.

But even when the checks, which generally shrink with each rerun of an episode, grow tiny, they can still represent a lifeline for the proverbially starving New York actor.

Others are making progress in growing liver and heart tissue; one team in London is busy growing blood vessels, noses and ears; and some have even managed to grow tiny chunks of brain tissue, the most complex of all the tissues in the human body.

Sarma grows tiny crystals of cadmium sulfide.

In the US, there is a growing "tiny homes" movement.

Witch hazel, used as a garden shrub and medicinally as an astringent, grows tiny hairs on its leaves and twigs.

They have grown tiny crystals of palladium in specific shapes, using "seeds" of even smaller crystalline cubes of platinum.

Last year, doctors said the man's brain spontaneously rewired itself by growing tiny new nerve connections to replace the ones cut in a car crash.