Sentence examples for tiny expression in from inspiring English sources

Both doctors show a tiny expression in their eyes and hands.

These RNAs represent the different stages of hematopoietic differentiation, as showed in Fig.  3a (upper panel), a RNA fragment with the size of ~7 kb was highly expressed in EML (0 h) and EML (6 h) and dramatically decreases in EML (12 h) and EML (24 h), tiny expression of this RNA was detected in Epro cells.

All the classic Moore roles have all been about tiny expressions of huge feeling.

These tiny differential expressions in miRNAs between superior and inferior spikelets may impose a big impact on the differential grain filling behaviors between the two types of spikelets since the tiny changes of these miRNAs-controlled auxin homeostasis were enough to change the grain filling activities.

Think of Enid Coleslaw, the snarky teenage anti-heroine of "Ghost World," and her big, black nerdy-hip glasses; they cover most of her face, but they can't conceal the tiny shifts in expression that loudly telegraph her mood.

A new technique that creates tiny magnets in cells may enable MRI scans to visualize gene expression in living organisms.

expression in her green eyes.

Recall the SINR expression in (5) and observe that g k =G e k and (mathbf {h}_{k}^{text {tiny H}}mathbf {G}_{k}mathbf {G}_{k}^{text {tiny H}}mathbf {h}_{k} = mathbf {h}_{k}^{text {tiny H}}mathbf {G}mathbf {G}^{text {tiny H}}mathbf {h}_{k} - mathbf {h}_{k}^{text {tiny H}}mathbf {g}_{k}mathbf {g}_{k}^{text {tiny H}}mathbf {h}_{k}), where e k is the kth column of the identity matrix I K.

And sometimes she comments on people's facial expressions in tiny photographs.

Very tiny stand-ins.

There's the blind man who develops super-sensitive hearing, the deaf woman who catches tiny shifts in facial expression — and that pianist, who loses her ability to read music but gains new richness in her thinking about music.