Sentence examples for tiny modification from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, as in the first movement of Mozart's Sonata in B-flat Major, K 570 (1789), a tiny modification in the transition that originally led from the tonic to the dominant key is enough to effect the necessary change of key perspective and keep the second subject in the tonic key.

A tiny modification of the BICM-ID with doping system is necessary since we only need to alternately select the two mappings and doping rates according to α; the number of constellation points are invariant.

Bentley said in a statement that "Mulliner's sphere of operation extends from one tiny modification to an otherwise standard car, such as the embroidery of the owner's initials in the upholstery, to the design, commission and execution of a new state limousine for Her Majesty, The Queen".

But the Roman Catholic church is a bit like a colossal aircraft carrier, and it takes a long time to make even tiny modifications.

The Netflix Prize has come to resemble a drag race in which everyone drives the same car, with only tiny modifications to the fuel injection.

Alternatively they could use digital watermarking, a "steganographic" method which lets you embed readable codes as a seemingly imperceptible layer of tiny modifications over the entire image.

Mr Abbas will accept only tiny modifications to the pre-1967 border and still upholds the refugees' demand to go back.The second, newer, obstacle to peace is that the Palestinian movement has split in half.

The propeller is slightly off-center, and the body turns 40 times per second, evening out the thrust to vertical — but tiny modifications to that spin speed can send it in one direction or another.

Showing this only requires tiny modifications to Paull and Sider's argument that the notion of global supervenience spelled out just in terms of world-wide patterns of distribution of properties fails to entail strong individual supervenience (4.3.1), and so we will not state the argument here.

Disease processes or exposure to environmental toxicants can produce tiny modifications (called adducts) on proteins in the blood.

Translating is a true skill – a good translator makes tiny modifications to the text they're working with to make it as good as it can be, taking into consideration audience, culture, and context.