Sentence examples for in miniscule from inspiring English sources

Other vital improvements include giving the lens more oxygen permeability by putting in miniscule air channels approximately 0.1 mm wide to allow oxygen to flow around and underneath the lens.

Nipped, tucked and enlarged beach babes (real is rare here) emerge from the ocean in miniscule bikinis and pumped-up guys strut about like peacocks.

Real sports cars were lovingly crafted in miniscule numbers by British, German, and Italian mechanics, usually with racing pedigrees, with price a secondary concern.

Her garden and bedroom are painted in miniscule, hallucinatory detail: a view past tall Tuscan trees reveals misty mountains in a world that hums with portent.

These days the FDA is being much more aggressive in going after companies that try to bury side effect information in miniscule print.

Sure there are things at the farmer's market no better than supermarket, sure much of it is overpriced, and yes, at farmer's markets in some urban areas many products are driven in miniscule quantities from hours away, which can be decidedly un-green.

What it belies is the gross inequity within India that results in a miniscule average in carbon emissions.

This latter system is modeled after the cryoloop, where the embryo is placed in a miniscule drop suspended in an open hole on a cylindrical stick, which then can be completely enclosed and sealed, so there is no direct contact with LN2.

For the moment, though, Mr. Cunningham admitted, ''We seem to be a big player in a miniscule market.'' Microhydro, in developed countries like the United States, or France, seems to fit a certain quirky, independent-minded profile: technically proficient people who chose to live self-sufficiently, away from the electricity grid.

The number of cessation clinics currently operating in India is miniscule in relation to the country's needs and doctors clearly need to be trained to encourage and support cessation [ 14, 15].

The embryos were placed in the gutter close to the open end of the tube in a miniscule amount of fluid (<0.5 μl).