Sentence examples for smallest from from inspiring English sources

"Today, he shrinks from it, trying instead to distract our attention from the biggest issues to the smallest — from characters on Sesame Street and silly word games to misdirected personal attacks he knows are false".

The cumulative probability distribution displays the distribution of the data set from the smallest (from the left on the x-axis) to the greatest value (at the right of the x-axis) and provides the probability (y-axis) of whether a particular value will occur at or less than a specified point on the x-axis.

The height of a northern male is given as 166 cm, and of five southern males, of which four were mounted skins and one a mounted skeleton, is 148 188 cm; of the four mounted skins, the smallest, from the Leiden Museum, has no associated skull or skeleton so that its maturity cannot be guaranteed (and its proportions seem peculiar compared to the others), and the next smallest is 175.3 cm.

It iteratively trains new SVM and eliminates the features whose corresponding absolute weight is the smallest from the dataset.

The genome size of Cenococcum geophilum (177.57 Mb) is the largest and the genome size of Hansenula polymorpha (8.97 Mb) is the smallest from the studied species.

The greatest contribution to the overall cytotoxicity of the combination came from ZD1839 applied 48 h before irradiation (sequence I; highest relative contribution) and the smallest from ZD1839 following irradiation (sequence III).

"No gesture is too small from now on," Ms. Taylor said.

Make them small from beef mixed with salt and pepper.

Versions exist in cities large and small, from Denver to Lawrence, Kansas, or Fredericton, New Brunswick.

"It may look a bit small from up here, but it is quite large".

Thoughts on matters large and small from the country music star.