Sentence examples for smallest defects from inspiring English sources
Owing to the smaller size of the molecule, water on its own penetrates the smallest defects in the carbon matrix more efficiently than does toluene, as revealed by the density of the carbon determined by contrast variation.
Grading of cards involves having a third party of grading experts examine your cards closely to look for the smallest defects such as rounded corners, pictures that are slightly off-center, minor discoloration, or other defects that may be unnoticeable to the untrained eye.
For the smallest defect it resulted to be 69.7 J/m2 and for the largest, 67.4 J/m2.
"These are not small defects that you could have wicking of the liquids," Mr. Mann said.
Small defects are among the most common congenital cardiovascular abnormalities and may be less life-threatening, since many such defects close spontaneously.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16 — The space shuttle Discovery will launch on schedule next Tuesday even though questions remain about small defects on heat shield panels along its wings, NASA managers said Tuesday.
The novel has other, smaller, defects: some of the Laments' flatter adventures, including an episode in Bahrain, read like memoir dressed up as fiction; and Hagen's ear is not always pitch-perfect, especially in the British and American sections.
From 1981, when he started at the Michoud Assembly Facility, to 1999, when he quit because of disputes with managers, Mr. Hernandez repaired small defects in the insulation hundreds of times without filling out the required paperwork, he said.
However, like all construction work, small defects were discovered later although, for some cases, these resulted [from] misuse especially when children played with taps and the rain harvesting gulleys.
Even small defects — an irritating drawing, the misuse of the word "presently," a character who speaks in rhyme — can form blisters on the parental soul.
