Sentence examples for incredibly minute from inspiring English sources

Given a favourable direction of current, sharks can detect incredibly minute concentrations fractions of a part per million (that is, less than 1 × 10−6 parts)—of certain substances in the water, such as blood.

But some of the most important sensing we do with our fingers is to register incredibly minute differences in pressure, of the kinds that are necessary to perform tasks, which we grasp in a microsecond from the feel of the outer shell of the thing.

CT: When Lori coached me, we worked on language I used when talking with one of my CEOs, down to incredibly minute details around the order in which I presented ideas.

The risk of a pipeline rupture at any specific spot is incredibly minute, but when a pipeline does explode there is an officially estimated "high consequence area".

Sure, this is an incredibly minute detail, but for a director so conscious of his visuals and symbols, it seems like an important connection.

Incredibly, eight minutes later, Sutton struck again, this time through a master bricklayer, Matthew Haitian.

A few weeks ago, I went to see Volodymyr Tykhy's Brama (Ukrainian: Брама) on an incredibly last-minute whim.

Incredibly, 45 minutes earlier, 19-year-old Scotsman David Russel became the youngest to score an ace in the Open at the Postage Stamp.

Americans watching the first 2016 presidential debate between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and real estate developer Donald Trump on C-SPAN Monday night were treated to several incredibly awkward minutes of silence before the debate began.

They're coming off a relatively rare loss, a 1-0 defeat last weekend to Sporting Kansas City that came down to an incredibly dubious 82nd minute penalty decision when keeper Stefan Frei collided with an onrushing Dom Dwyer after clearing the ball.

Prediction markets are especially crucial in providing granularity to our forecasts, allowing them to be incredibly accurate on a minute by minute basis and providing key understanding of the impact of major events.