Sentence examples for tiny solid from inspiring English sources
In an inertial confinement fusion (ICF) reactor, a tiny solid pellet of fuel such as deuterium-tritium (D-T would be compresseD-T wouldndous density and temperature so that fusion power is produced in the few nanoseconds before the pellet blows apart.
The tiny, solid, robust and very long-lived LED was ideal for instrument and indicator lights (and cheesy digital watches).
. Samsung has a tiny solid state drive that might make its way into future notebooks and netbooks.
A significant fraction of metals are in the form of tiny solid grains (the typical size is smaller than 1 μm) in the ISM, referred to as dust (Mathis, 1990).
With disease progression, mucosal ulceration and denudation lead to the formation of inflammatory pseudopolyps, which can be visualised at WE-MDCT as tiny, solid, endoluminal projections (Figs. 7, 8, and 9).
Short-term and year-round particle counts reflect the amount of tiny solid and liquid particles in the air, most often emitted from diesel-powered vehicles, steel mills and coal-fired power plants, among other sources.
Eschewing the kind of fundamental research usually honored by the physics Nobels, the prize focused on mostly technological breakthroughs that made possible things like personal computers and the tiny solid-state lasers at the heart of compact disc players and bar code readers.
Lilliputian's engineering miracle was in designing a tiny solid-oxide fuel cell that instead of melting everything in its vicinity is merely warm to the touch.
The company gets gold leaf for them from Italy, and tiny bricks of solid gold and platinum from France.
My eyes keep tearing up, creating small rivers of saline that run down my cheeks and freeze solid; tiny icicles form on my eyelashes, threatening to weld my contact lenses to my corneas.
In his carrel at the Hebrew University library in Jerusalem and in his study at home (where he wears headphones to block out the distractions of the world) he brushes the finest grain of sacred writings, hoping to sift out tiny and therefore solid truths.
