Sentence examples for miniscule deviation of from inspiring English sources

This article by Velroyen et al. involves the measurement of the miniscule deviation of x-ray photons from the "ballistic" path caused by the refraction of the x-ray by tissue (Velroyen et al., 2015).

"Standard deviation of 14.4 points?

Each candidate would receive a miniscule amount of time.

Mercedes and VW have a miniscule share of the world's third-largest truck market.

The defendants made up, however, a miniscule fraction of those who had perpetrated the crimes.

Such securities are supposed to have a miniscule chance of defaulting.

After all, goes the argument, they amount to such a miniscule percentage of the people who die from guns.

A rather open cross-dresser, Wood nestled himself in a miniscule clique of outcasts on the periphery of Hollywood where he strove to create big-screen spectacles.

You immerse yourself in a miniscule detail of little value to most other people and debate ad nauseam consequences of infinitesimal variations.

As the moderator, CNN's John King, indicated, earmarked spending has always been a miniscule piece of federal spending – typically less than 1 percent.

Two embedded cameras can then pick up any finger movements within that zone, down to a miniscule 1/100th of a millimetre.