Those valuations make Twitter's figure look minuscule — less than one-seventh of Facebook's valuation and half of Google's — until you consider the companies' underlying financials.
The institute's share of the proposed international affairs budget, $43 million, is minuscule: less than one-tenth of 1 percent of the State Department's budget, and one-hundredth of 1 percent of the Pentagon's.
The cargo space in this car is minuscule, less than the capacity of almost any other car made, including a Corvette or a Porsche 911.
Of course, Spain has not given up its claim to the minuscule territory — less than three square miles, much of it the rock — on the tip of the Iberian Peninsula.
Such minuscule robots, less than 1/25,000th of an inch, are one of the aims of Zyvex, a nanotechnology company in Dallas, but company officials say they will not make anything that could pose any danger.
Still, though India's auto parts exports are growing robustly, they account for just a minuscule portion -- less than 0.1percentt -- of the $1 trillion world auto parts industry.
The first Dance Umbrella, held in February 1989 on a minuscule budget of less than $500, wasn't much like Jacob's Pillow.
But it has acknowledged that its minuscule endowment of less than $5 million and its modest exhibition space -- it is able to show only about 1percentt of its 350,000 objects -- have forced it to consider a partnership to bring its collection out of obscurity.
The same thing technically happens when a satellite passes in front of a star, but the effect is far less noticeable because satellites are minuscule compared to an entire planet.
The channels, which are both less than a decade old, have minuscule audiences.
