Sentence examples for tiny tubes and from inspiring English sources

They are microscopic artwork: tiny tubes and long filaments, strange squiggles etched into some of the most ancient rocks known.

Comprised of tiny tubes and filaments made of an iron oxide known as haematite, the microfossils are believed to be the remains of bacteria that once thrived underwater around hydrothermal vents, relying on chemical reactions involving iron for their energy.

One possible technique might be to grow tiny tubes and wires made from silicon, germanium or carbon on the surface of chips to allow electrical charge to flow with less heat.

After imaging the boy's faulty windpipe, doctors at the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital printed 100 tiny tubes and laser-stitched them together over the trachea (video below).

Note that it comes in tiny tubes and pots: it is not meant for covering huge areas by the brush full.

They're forcing us to travel with tiny tubes of toothpaste and moving us to wear loafers when usually we'd prefer lace-ups.

Buy a very cheap pair of slippers, a cheap tooth brush, tiny tubes of toothpaste and one spare set of PJ's just in case someone forgets their stuff.Be sure to have pads AND tampons because a period can strike at the oddest of times.

A case in point arose in New York when 4-year-old Harry Donnelly of Somers died after routine low-risk out-patient surgery to remove his adenoids and insert tiny tubes in his eardrums to drain fluid at Hudson Valley Hospital Center in Peekskill in February 1997.

If H + diffusion limitation is seen as an important factor for the author's model, protein and nucleic acid transportation through tiny tubes should be seen as a much stronger and deleterious factor.

You want to get the 80g tube as it is the largest and not get those tiny tubes as you will have to have the small ones refilled and refilled.

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are tiny tubes with diameters of a few nanometers and lengths of several microns made of carbon atoms.