Sentence examples for minuscule components from inspiring English sources

Murch is working with slightly less cinematic imagery in "Particle Fever" — there is a lot of footage of scientists in conference rooms — though the L.H.C. itself, with all its minuscule components making a looming, awesome whole, looks as if it were made for the movies: "Metropolis" meets the Death Star.

It presents the historical evolution, size, and nature of the subsectors in the industry showing how the industry is predominantly services oriented and has a very minuscule manufacturing component.

The tiny components had minuscule feet for connectors instead of lengthy wire leads that could be easily grapsed by even dumpy fingers.

But the world waits for an Apple or Google or Samsung to do a more coherent job of packing a lot of components into a minuscule space.

It's a website that's been designed specifically for a smartphone: it prioritizes what's important for a user on the go, it features elements that are easy to see and interact with (instead of minuscule type, or rich media components that may or may not load), and ultimately, it leads to happy users, and customers.

There are ridiculously intricate model-type buildings constructed from minuscule electronic, radiophonic and typewriter components, as well as musical instruments covered entirely by cigar labels.

This machine shatters minuscule amounts of a sample into its component atoms, ionises those atoms in order to give them an electric charge, and then uses that charge to attract the atoms along a tube.

And for the minuscule number that might have a religious component, Almeida says there would be a religious exemption.

He points out that the under-18 component of straight play audiences is "a minuscule 1.1percentt". While I do not doubt the figure, I also do not wonder at it.

But even those minuscule transistors are bigger than the new class of nanoelectronics, composed of components as small as individual molecules.

Transistors are the active components of integrated circuits, or "microchips," which often contain billions of these minuscule devices etched into their shiny surfaces.