"Demand has been minuscule from the UK, largely as a result of Tourism Concern's call for a boycott (tourismconcern.org.uk), which stopped tourists while British corporations and the government engaged with the Burmese military.
On Sept. 14, 2015, scientists picked up a very faint wobble in the instruments and soon confirmed that the interferometers had been infinitesimally stretched — by just one-ten-thousandth the diameter of a proton — and that this minuscule distortion arose from a passing gravitational wave.
For example, a "happy hobbit creature" could be described as a "exhilarated minuscule creature from The Shire," and a sad wizard could be a "mourning magician".
The remaining 10% or so comes from groundwater, and a minuscule amount from recycling.But since 2007, California has been in the throes of a drought.
India's exports to Pakistan are surging, by over 30% a year, but from a minuscule base (garlic crosses the border in the picture, below).
In a market as vast as foreign exchange, a scheme that skimmed even a minuscule fraction from each dollar could translate into millions or even billions siphoned daily into bank profits and trader bonuses.
Microfluidic chips are used in the lab for certain applications of a minuscule nature, from analyzing single cells to even isolating DNA from single cells.
In the Connecticut-Rhode Island district, they tumbled to a minuscule 57 from 848.
A lobster tank separates the small tapas bar, with its display of glistening fresh fish, from the minuscule dining room, a bright blue and white space decorated with handsome model ships.
BancAmerica Robertson Stephens analyst Elias Moosa thinks S3 would be lucky to post sales of $480 million for 1997, a minuscule uptick from 1996 sales.
