Sentence examples for measure a tiny from inspiring English sources

The surveys that do exist measure a tiny amount of actual forest, and so what might be verified is widely spaced.

Her husband must be like that," he says, measuring a tiny distance with his thumb and forefinger.

Measuring a tiny 1.5 inches tall, it's the choice of hidden shower cam aficionado's everywhere.

Alan argues that, as it stands, it is far too easy for a club to be subjected to punitive measures following a tiny amount of actual distress caused.

The results show that the CNTs resonator can measure a very tiny mass with weight 10−1 zg.

It's an odd question to ask, but haute couture is entirely made-to-measure for a tiny worldwide clientele.

To see what it measures, imagine a tiny gymnast, Jim, who circumnavigates the singularity by going around it once counterclockwise.

With this technology, the intensity of the light reaching the mirror glass from behind is measured by a tiny sensor; the mirror dims when electrical current is fed to a special coating on the mirror.

The 128 TF RE combined genotypes whose affinity we measured represent a tiny slice of the vast joint sequence space of possible TFs and REs.

The scientists would sedate each mouse with a few whiffs of isoflurane, and then weigh it, measure it, punch a tiny hole in its ear for visual identification, and measure its coat color using a spectrophotometer, an instrument that tracks light waves.

And indeed they are, by that measure, but just a tiny bit.