Sentence examples for tiny variation in from inspiring English sources

A tiny variation in a hurricane's path through Florida can be the difference between a few billion dollars in damage and a hundred billion dollars.

You can't see them because your visual system has adapted to the light levels from the sun, making the tiny variation in light that a star makes against the background of deep space invisible.

And John Morgan asks: "Should childcare in Scotland continue to be just about a tiny variation in the hours per week given to parents, or should we start a genuine conversation about the things that matter to parents like quality, affordability and flexibility?" Would parents get more free childcare after a "Yes" vote?

Until recently, reconstructing a lineage required painstaking guesswork based on tiny variations in anatomy and appearance.

Mr. Nemchock said there are always subtle differences in reflectivity in titanium stemming from tiny variations in the oxide film.

It was a complete failure, relying only on visible and available indicators, and highly sensitive to tiny variations in measures.

Cambridge Heart's system measures what are known as T-Wave alternans, which are tiny variations in a single electrical wave in the heart.

The G1's lens has an auto-focus, which allows it to discern tiny variations in the size of bar code lines.

A virtuoso musician may seem to nail every note, but actually there are tiny variations in even the most skilled performance.

A snake's scales, Dr. Hu said, resemble overlapping Venetian blinds, and tend to catch on tiny variations in the surface they lie on.

"He demonstrated that once you had this formula you could make all these tiny variations in your work, which keeps it very interesting," he added.