miniscule造句

1、Of, relating to, or written in miniscule.

2、yet the miniscule can be equally captivating.

3、I've grown tired of debating such miniscule design decisions.

4、Twelve miles of solar reflectors generate about 300 megawatts, a miniscule amount.

5、The middle class in Russia, which I'll talk about on Monday, was just absolutely miniscule.

6、I hated lifting weights because it was boring and the amount of weight I could lift was miniscule.

7、Feces, even a miniscule amount, "is by far the biggest health hazard in swimming pools," agreed Tierno.

8、Small Wonderspeople have always been fascinated by grand monuments and towering structures, yet the miniscule can be equally captivating.

9、Visitors will note the almost mandatory provision of a miniscule electric jug, or kettle, in every hotel room.

10、Money's team used high-speed video analysis to study spores thrown into the air by a biomechanical process as elegant as it is miniscule.

11、This is because the miniscule particles are expected to penetrate only the very top layer of the aerogel plates, to a depth of no more than100 microns.

12、It's a challenge to have people weigh the very miniscule risks of getting a vaccine against the far greater risks of HIV.

13、At this moment, there are perhaps 270 million Web sites across the world, and only a miniscule number of them will register with the Chinese authorities.

14、The Indian Institutes of technology — a group of universities focused on engineering and technology — are world-renowned, but offer only a miniscule 7, 000 places to students each year.

15、After studying the burrs under a microscope, he realized that he could create a fabric fastener with the same miniscule hooks that made burrs so effective in sticking to fabric and other materials.