Sentence examples for tiny entity from inspiring English sources

The Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District, a tiny entity with 2,700 students, went so far as to propose delaying the opening of school.

After the Italian Risorgimento, the movement to create one country from a patchwork of tiny entities, Italy was united in 1861 under Vittorio Emanuele II.

These tiny entities barely weigh anything at all, don't have electric charge and can travel through solid matter as though it weren't there because they hardly ever interact with anything.

Choices can be fickle, so what seems to be random is better interpreted as a result of unpredictable choices by these tiny entities.

In order to prevent even the tiniest entity impeding those beams of protons as they whiz at near light speed around the collider, virtually every atom or molecule has been sucked from its tubes, creating a vacuum that is purer than that found in near-Earth space, millions of miles above our heads.

Some had put their hopes in superstring theory, which holds that beneath the level of quarks and leptons are tinier entities called strings.

Findings to appear in the journal Physical Review Letters upend recent suggestions that these subatomic particles might harbor even tinier entities.

Emptiness is spontaneously and continuously giving rise to these tiniest entities, coming and going in a "quantum foam".

Plato and Aristotle focused on perfecting the polis (city-state), a tiny political entity, which for the Greeks meant both society and political system.

Obviously, these tiny brainlike computer entities aren't doing anything remotely as complicated as what a primate brain does.

Every component is composed of microscopic cells, tiny self-regenerating entities numbering in the trillions.