In a moving bit near the start, Helen thinks about the cupboard in their miniscule flat that Mo has converted into a "bedroom" for Sophie.
Users can choose cards by country, bank, name, expiration date, city and even postcode for miniscule prices that "correspond to the material quality" (sic) according to the website.
They are pollinated by miniscule wasps that must force their way through a tiny opening into the enclosed cavity of the fig inflorescence.
USE is a dynamic technique with fluctuating elastographic appearances due to its intrinsic sensitivity to miniscule displacements that are continually occurring under physiological conditions.
Those pores, which lie along the miniscule ridges that help form fingerprints, render those prints more detailed (image), the researchers report online today in Nature Communications.
He and his colleagues plan to study how the presence of oak toads, miniscule amphibians that also live in the bogs and eat insects, affects the sundews.
One could speculate, however, that whatever minor correlation is seen (Fig. 1a, 2a), is not spread evenly, as a miniscule difference in the evolutionary rates, among all proteins, but rather reflects a substantial slowdown of evolution among a small fraction of proteins that have the greatest number of interactions.
Online bookstores such as Amazon, Nook and iPad are eager to publish these efforts, looking to increase the volume of sales through betting that every book published will garner some sales, however miniscule.
Its mass is also miniscule, so that the gravitational pull on its surface is just 6% of that on Earth.
Alternatively, there are those games that leave you spending hours searching through fifteen different settings for miniscule clues that no one could expect or hope to find.
