The signal can be embedded imperceptibly in a string quartet, but encode miniscule amounts of data.
Our data showed a miniscule turnout in key Southern Provinces, but these provinces were to report a large number of votes for Karzai.
Using these parameters as a framework, Dérive creates sweeping, heavenly moving portraits of each place where each data point is a miniscule source of light.
Of course, as Pack himself is quick to point out, even combined with Fu's data the mutation sample remains miniscule.
The differences between the various vehicle model variants making up our data set are, in many cases, miniscule.
Accordingly, this patient's data were provisionally removed, resulting in miniscule changes to the median rate of femoral head penetration (a decrease in proximal penetration of 0.006 mm/year and a decrease in MTPM penetration of 0.007 mm/year).
The experiment is evidence that you and your hopes and dreams are nothing but a miniscule, malleable blip as far as Facebook is concerned: a pocket-sized data mine with functioning nostrils.
Miniscule intersubject variability in vigilance RT performance obviated meaningful analysis with these behavioral data.
While we appreciate that this represents a miniscule amount of time from a geological perspective, the ability to use legacy topographic data increases the temporal sample size earth scientists are working from and allows us to make more authoritative statements about landform evolution than the shorter-term view supplied by research solely using HRT data.
According to statistics of the Council on Standards for International Educational Travel (CSIET), the number of US high school students who went abroad in 2011 for a semester or year, totaled a miniscule 1,376 students -- out of a high school population of over 16 million (2008 data) students, which represents 1 ten-thousandths of 1percentt.
