Sentence examples for very minuscule changes from inspiring English sources

We continue to buy SUVs, live in giant homes, talk about very minuscule changes in our attitude as though they will help us survive the next 50 years, when in fact, they won't.

Very little changes for you.

However, all birds need to find their way over some distance and a magnetic compass and/or a magnetic map in particular [58] could be very useful at all navigation scales - provided that such a sense would be sensitive to minuscule changes in magnetic field intensity and inclination.

Both create huge effects from minuscule changes.

Minuscule changes in temperature inside a reactor can yield significant variations in color and brightness.

"But the artificial reefs are taking up only a very minuscule amount of the sea bottom".

"Only a certain section of society, a very minuscule section, would get the inside joke, but the broader audience would get the concept," she said.

Even minuscule changes in the wording of diplomatic statements on the subject are often viewed as transformative on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

The team have detectors in Washington and Louisiana that can spot passing gravitational waves via the minuscule changes in length they produce in two 4km-long pipes.

"We realize that the chances of finding her are very minuscule, but we're hoping that someone found her and is feeding her".

The English translators are masters of repetition, often using a musical form of the key-words technique to signal minuscule changes in intensity even when the words themselves do not change.