Sentence examples for with very tiny from inspiring English sources

Later, after the lesson, he said: "Argentine tango is like a Lego game with very tiny pieces.

When it comes to men with very tiny tumors, found by P.S.A. screening, doctors say that the operation could reduce the death rate from prostate cancer either more or less than in the Swedish study.

"When you look at wheat, it used to be like grass, with very tiny kernels on it, but by breeding we could improve its form and make really big kernels that are the grain that we eat today.

A layer with very tiny ZnO QDs was achieved along the axial direction throughout the whole ZnO nanorods.

Recently, Jiang and Wang [16] developed a novel one-step chemical reduction method to fabricate nanofluids with very tiny spherical Cu nanoparticles.

The formation of extremely stable colloidal systems with very tiny settling is a characteristic feature of some nanofluids, the stability of the suspension is naturally achieved by electrostatic stabilisation by adjusting the pH [11].

The hard bit, unquestionably, has been doing it with a very tiny amount of people.

Then there's Roland Chambers' delightfully fun Nelly and the Quest for Captain Peabody; or Sam Gayton's Hercufleas, an original, exciting adventure story with a very tiny hero.

It's also the moment when a dark room can become a camera obscura — the earliest known form of a camera, which requires no lens, no film, no battery and certainly no memory card, just a very black box with a very tiny aperture and strong light outside.

The problem with the very tiny amount of sight that I have (and it really is minuscule, no good for identifying objects, just perceiving light) is that it's never quite clear what we actually do "see", and what I just "sense".

As shown in Fig. 1c, if a parent droplet experiences electrowetting forces by two electrodes arranged diagonally, the droplet will conform to the electrodes shape to have two diamond portions connected with a very tiny liquid bridge.