Sentence examples for miniscule force from inspiring English sources

Each hair of the gecko's foot produces just a miniscule force through van der Waals' interactions, but millions of hairs collectively create the formidable adhesion [47].

How the plants might perceive such miniscule forces is unknown, but Rydin hopes to get a chance to investigate further.

Typical magnitude of surface stress sensitivity and deflection sensitivity of SU-8 piezoresistive cantilever sensors are in the range of a few × 10−3 (N/m)−1 and a few × 10−6 to × 10−9 (nm)−1 which can detect miniscule forces of pN magnitude and lower.

They are pollinated by miniscule wasps that must force their way through a tiny opening into the enclosed cavity of the fig inflorescence.

The effect of obesity is therefore miniscule, reflecting less than two minutes.

The changes 0.2%, 0.1% and 0.4%, respectively, for the three fields are "miniscule" and "subject to sampling variation," notes computer science professor, technical labor force expert, and statistician Norman Matloff, but they "certainly doesn't jibe with the industry lobbyists' claims of a desperate labor shortage".

So, if Obama's war on coal jobs actually led to all coal production coming to an end--a most unlikely scenario--the impact would be miniscule in terms of national employment (a loss of ~0.1% of the US labor force).

F344 rats were administered with a miniscule dose of 60 CRNK-16 leukemia cells, and were subjected to intermittent forced swim stress or to administration of physiologically relevant doses of epinephrine, prostaglandin-E2 or corticosterone.

But this figure accounts for only a miniscule fraction of the nearly 12 million Syrians more than half the country's population who have been forced from their homes since the war began.

My Dad even forced me to watch The Paper Chase, but the intellectual challenges I faced during law school were miniscule compared to unexpected social arrangements.

Out they tumble, miniscule.