Sentence examples for tiny area of from inspiring English sources
The tiny area of lime becomes incandescent and emits a brilliant white light that is soft and mellow.
Reading is a relatively recent development, arising perhaps 5,000 years ago, and it depends on a tiny area of the brain's visual cortex.
His system employs two beams, one to induce fluorescence and another to suppress it in all but a tiny area of the sample being studied.
Atwater Village is a relatively tiny area of 15,000 people wedged between downtown Los Angeles and a huge suburb, Glendale.
Rather, a battle is looming over a comparatively tiny area of the vast landfill and the city's intention of preserving the painful memories of what happened here.
These beams converged on a pinpoint-accurate spot where they created a lesion that damaged a tiny area of tissue, blocking the pathway that caused the OCD symptoms.
They are also critically endangered, being confined to a tiny area on the western tip of Java.
The needle is for looking at tiny areas of tissue, he said, not the big areas that can be scanned by techniques like ultrasound.
Their project, to reclaim tiny areas of public land for public use, is part of a £1.67m overhaul of Cricklewood financed by the Mayor's Outer London Fund.
To keep his work from becoming static, he uses a layer of bright red underpainting, which shows through in tiny areas of each canvas.
Tiny areas of these brains can then be photographed by an electron microscope, and clever software follows each cell from one slice to the next, to reconstruct, as the picture above shows, how those cells connect to each other.The picture is of a piece of tissue only 100 microns across.
