Sentence examples for tiny magnitude from inspiring English sources

If k tends to infinity (δ ≈ 0), the similarity score will be unstable and probably undefined due to the tiny magnitude of feature vector.

Given the tiny magnitude of this difference, it likely represents the precision with which our techniques can detect small changes in biological variation as opposed to the physiological intervention of ANGPTL8 overexpression.

All coefficients are positive but are tiny in magnitude and insignificant.

Our evidence clearly indicates that to the extent that MJH responds to unemployment, the net response is procyclical, but tiny in magnitude.

It helps, of course, that the earthquakes are truly tiny, with a magnitude of 2.1 to 3.9, mere taps on the shoulder compared with the recent ones in Italy and elsewhere.

"If you compare Toca Boca's success to Supercell's success, it's an order of magnitude tinier," said Taylor.

Viruses, which are orders of magnitude tinier than humans, have minute genetic maps that can now be machine-sequenced in minutes, at a cost of less than $5.

Friday morning's event was a tiny fraction of this magnitude.

On the stretches of the San Andreas that generate regular earthquakes, this area is the source of continuous microseisms, tiny earthquakes smaller than magnitude 2.0 on the Richter scale.

It's the type of vista that makes a person realise he's tiny compared to the magnitude of nature.

It's the type of vista that makes a person realize he's tiny compared to the magnitude of nature.