Sentence examples for very thin difference from inspiring English sources
But this is a very thin difference, and may not be enough to give Ross the edge.
In the presence of a very thin tear film, the spatial differences in corneal potentials can be measured with small electrodes placed at different points of contact.
The distributions of within-groups and between-groups pairwise differences have a very thin overlap around 20 mismatches.
"You know, I'm not very thin and I do think that makes a difference when you get older – if you keep a bit of flesh on".
In this situation, which involves a very thin metal film, reflectance becomes smaller because the difference in the index of refraction diminishes.
The difference is that the epilayer was very thin and undoped in our case.
"The difference between urgent and emergency can be a very thin line," he said.
It should also be noted that in current academic and popular literature the difference between radicalism and terrorism has become a very thin line.
They might almost be considered very thin, three-dimensional models of photographs, in which the camera's impartial record of tonal difference is delicately pulled apart into successive scrims of varying density.
The key difference between the two Aiwa players is that while the WS2000 is stylish and very thin for a hard disk-based player, the DS2000 features a rubberised edge and is aimed at sports enthusiasts.
