Sentence examples for minuscule drops from inspiring English sources

Ink flakes seen pulling away from the parchment are being reset in place by putting minuscule drops of a special collagen solution behind them with tiny needles.

The itemizers, similar to those provided several years ago by the U.S. Embassy through INL funding, would be sensitive, portable screening devices that can detect the drug content in minuscule drops of human sweat after recent external contact or for up to three weeks after ingestion.

The fog is made up of minuscule drops of water which are so light they do not fall as rain.

A cooling element chills a tiny needle to condense a minuscule drop of water vapour from the atmosphere.

Some 14,000 people rushed the fence last year, with 2,000 making it in; a minuscule drop in the bucket compared with Spain's 4.6 million immigrants.

Such a small, individual contribution from an ordinary person without renown or celebrity may seem like a minuscule drop in the proverbial bucket.

That minuscule number dropped by almost 40percentt after the 9/11 attacks.

And although recent experience shows that black men in the most senior positions are promoted significantly faster than their white peers, the Civil Service system produces so few black captains that the inevitable result is evident in the executive ranks: the number of male black inspectors and chiefs is minuscule, and dropping, to 10 last fall from 12 in 1995.

From solar maximum to solar minimum, the Sun's energy output drops a minuscule 0.1percentt.

"What surprised me was that they were kids, people my age, who were carrying guns and handcuffs and taking over crime scenes, examining minuscule hair follicles or drops of blood and bringing these back to the lab and recreating what happened at the scene without ever having been there," he said.

Gauge isn't extremely important here, as long as the wire is copper, the resistance-per-foot is in the mili-ohm range, meaning there will be minuscule, if any, voltage drop across the wire.