Sentence examples for minuscule error from inspiring English sources

I would send in the same form two or three times and still there would be some minuscule error requiring resubmission.

The results from this method show minuscule error in comparison with the standard psychrometric data.

The band were aiming for a tribal sound but encountered problems including minuscule timing errors and during this period they refined their percussive sound, they experimented with erecting walls to isolate the drums and re-arranging parts.

The most thoroughly validated technique is nuclear DNA analysis, which has a minuscule likelihood of error when done right.

In other words, there is a minuscule margin of error, with the left side of the equation being 0.000000002% larger than the right side.

The margins for error are minuscule and even the best teams have struggled with the conditions in this arena which at times has sounded like a school outing, not because of the vociferous local children, more because of the annoying choice of chants from the slightly eccentric-looking American contingent.

Worse news was to follow after TV footage showed he had moved his ball by a minuscule distance, an inadvertent error that catapulted him into the Alice in Wonderland world of the rules as he was landed with a two‑shot penalty – one for moving his ball, and one for not replacing it before hitting it again.

He said the number of willful errors was "minuscule," involving a "couple over the past decade".

"A minuscule misjudgment or a slight error of execution caused him to miss the ball which crashed into his neck with fatal consequences … There was no suggestion the ball was bowled with malicious intent.

The uncertainty principle explains why this doesn't happen: if an electron got too close to the nucleus, then its position in space would be precisely known and, therefore, the error in measuring its position would be minuscule.

The sport allows little room for error: exhale a millisecond too soon and a minuscule shift, amplified over 60 feet, can doom an arrow that might have otherwise landed squarely on target.