The key action happens over a vanishingly small amount of time, Davis said.
The movies can capture vanishingly small increments of time — down to the level of a few femtoseconds, or millionths of a billionth of a second — so that they can catch the motions of electrons as they scatter in response to a very short pulse of light.
It would be wrong to say The Pickwick Papers made me want to be a journalist, as the chances of that happening seemed vanishingly small at the time I read the book, but the idea of conveying what events were like was certainly encouraged by it.
It is the elephant in the room, but other than the elephantine DUP and their unsubtle supporting turn in this fiasco, ministers, MPs, journalists, and assorted pundits (remainers and leavers alike), spend a vanishingly small amount of time actually trying to understand it.
News channels suffer from low audiences – at times vanishingly small.
Although the chances of such an all-party approach at the current time are vanishingly small, it was attempted as recently as 2010, just before that year's election.
The difference between 150 friends in our address book and 5,000 in Facebook is vanishingly small: we don't have time for either.
While in the limit of vanishingly small local heat and mass diffusion times, they reduce to the classical ideal pseudo-homogeneous reactor models, they are also capable of capturing the mixing or mass (and/or heat) transfer-limited asymptotes for the case of fast reactions.
Meanwhile, my colleague Annie Lowrey had an amusing piece in which she interviewed members of the vanishingly small minority of Americans (12 percent, in the last Times poll) who say that they approve of the job Congress is doing.
Both methods were run 10 times, but the variation was vanishingly small.
But the figures show their radio listening has gone into steep decline, and time spent on print media is vanishingly small.
