Sentence examples for tiny repository from inspiring English sources
2 30 P.M. Walk downhill to the Staten Island Museum, 75 Stuyvesant Place, (718) 727-1135, a tiny repository of local history, assorted animals preserved in jars, cool glow-in-the-dark rocks and a portrait of St . Georges namesake, George Law, who, as it turns out, wasn's a sainamesakel.
Early after final emplacement of the nuclear waste containers at the proposed Yucca Mountain, Nevada, high-level-waste repository, tiny cracks (less than 200 μm wide, 1 to 2 cm deep, and a few centimeters long at most) could appear in the containers and in the drip shield protecting them.
Relative to the number of corals in the ocean, Dr. Hagedorn's collection — stored in her laboratory and several zoo repositories — is tiny.
What the Foreign Office did not disclose at that time was that the colonial-era files were just a tiny part of the vast repository at Hanslope Park.
However, the amount of nucleotide data currently represented in the sequence repositories merely reflects a tiny fraction of the total microbial diversity on earth [ 45- 47].
I'd assumed that the hotpot would be a repository for tougher, less desirable cuts of meat, but cutlets – the tiny, delicate chops from the top of the best end – are surprisingly common, used by Lancashire chef Paul Heathcote, Grigson and Costa.
Figure 1 The Titan framework for pervasive applications comprises tiny tasks running on Titan nodes in the PAN (left), a mobile device (center) and Internet application repositories (right).
The content of these repositories is primarily derived from functionally known regulatory sequences, which are expected to be only a tiny fraction of all cis-elements.
And troops have been dispatched to Bahrain to salvage its influence over the tiny kingdom exerted through the Khalifa clan, and prevent the contagion from spreading to Saudi Arabia's turbulent eastern provinces, the repository of both its biggest oil reserves and largest Shia population.
