Sentence examples for is rather tiny from inspiring English sources

While the storm is rather tiny in size, some areas affected by the historic floods that struck western Japan earlier this month could see even more heavy rain from this storm.

The gears are rather tiny and are slick with lubricants.

What if the seeds of reality were rather teeny tiny wiggly little bits of string?

He is rather small, with tiny hands that play nervously at his lapels.

As it turns out, the feeling is rather pleasant, like tiny bubbles dancing over my toes, and 30 minutes later, all my little piggies are refreshed – and intact.

Gold coverage of the silicon substrate is rather homogeneous, consisting of tiny gold grains, but a pronounced worm-like structure is formed for the layer thickness at electrical continuity threshold.

To achieve this goal, a non-oxidative labelling route making use of an ester is rather problematic, since with tiny amounts of substrate hydrolysis of the ester is the main reaction at pH 9 to 9.5.

Even changing the oil and replacing the spark plugs on the Ford-built V-4 engine can be a major challenge because there is rather limited access to the tiny engine compartment.

"Nice and thick!" Ms. Flint's own tiny room is rather stunning, with canvases painted in lavender and pale green and laid out like a puzzle on one wall, a chandelier that pours like a baby fountain from the ceiling and sheer lavender curtains she's stenciled with a few lines from "The Great Gatsby".

So the effect of him performing those lines in this tiny hotel room is rather like seeing an Olympic sprinter jogging on the spot.

Although such a tiny volume as sub-μL is rather favorable for diffusion and thermal conductance, it is very unfavorable for mixing solutions with a vortex.