Sentence examples for tiny energy from inspiring English sources

Collisions between dark matter particles and the germanium lead to tiny energy deposits which can be detected because the germanium has very low electronic "noise".

But researchers note that it takes just a tiny energy imbalance -- a few more calories eaten than are burned -- for pounds to creep on.

He did muscle biopsies of young men before and after a week of deliberate detraining - refraining from exercise - and examined the mitochondria, the tiny energy factories of the cells.

The best way to make the most of these truly precious resources of land, favorable climates and human labor is to grow lettuce, oranges, wheat, peppers, bananas, whatever, in the places where they grow best and with the most efficient technologies — and then pay the relatively tiny energy cost to get them to market, as we do with every other commodity in the economy.

It can eliminate the noise effect on the tiny energy node and improve the detection accuracy.

(Mitochondria, the tiny energy factories found in every cell, have genetic material separate from that found in the cell's nucleus).

Many greens would prefer it if everyone lived in tiny energy-efficient urban apartments.

But when the researchers looked microscopically at biopsied muscle tissue, they found notable differences in the levels of an enzyme related to the health of mitochondria, the tiny energy-producing parts of a cell.

Intriguingly, scientists have recently found that many of these apparently healthy embryos have something in common: they have increased levels of the DNA that is found within mitochondria - the tiny energy-generating structures that sit inside cells.

Relics, the biggest ever show of work by Damien Hirst, has just been unveiled in the tiny, energy-rich state of Qatar, in the Persian Gulf.

Our device can harvest tiny mechanical energy of body movement, such as finger pressing or arm flexing.