Sentences with phrase «tiny differences»

He did this based on tiny differences in their shape.

But because tiny differences in trajectory before an encounter lead to huge differences afterward, the orbit is essentially chaotic and impossible to map out with certainty.

It is these absolutely tiny differences that scientists look for as evidence of gravitational waves.

However, this one tiny difference does create some practical differences for you, the investor, and one choice could be better than the other depending on your situation.

They all find the same thing, give or take tiny differences due to their slightly different methods: a warming planet.

For another, closely related organisms had tiny differences in their genomes.

If there is a difference between matter and antimatter, it could be found in tiny differences between this line shape in hydrogen and antihydrogen.

There are only tiny differences between the most common type of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS 55) and regular sugar.

The team found that humans are equipped with tiny differences in a particular regulator of gene activity, dubbed HARE5, that when introduced into a mouse embryo, led to a 12 % bigger brain than in the embryos treated with the HARE5 sequence from chimpanzees.

Darwin's theory, as any competent reference work describes, is about the differential survival of individual living things based on tiny differences between them.

But Pollens notes that the photos Chitwood used aren't standardised, so tiny differences in the way the violin rests on a surface when it is photographed can influence its apparent shape.

«Now we can image these very tiny differences between different bonds.

The matters of the heart are pretty much the same across the globe no matter which kind of lifestyle you opt for, with a few tiny differences we'd like to go over today.

In the case of S&P 500 funds, four of the five cheapest funds fought to a draw in 2017, all posting exactly the same total return, despite tiny differences in annual expenses:

While there is a teeny tiny difference in these and the store bought ones, they are still equally as addictive.

The book Pink Brain, Blue Brain, by Dr. Lise Eliot, claims tiny differences are exaggerated by parents and peers, and that ultimately girl brains and boy brains aren't that different.

Because materials vibrate in many ways and our ears are designed to register tiny differences, we hear a variety of sounds.

When it comes to animals of the same species, even tiny differences in behaviour and distribution are a big deal — with the devil definitely in the detail

By carefully measuring the deflected light scientists can detect tiny differences in intensity across the spectrum which inform them about the chirality of the grating the laser beam interacts with.

- The message is that evolution, working over very long time scales (hundreds of millions of years), can select tiny differences in relative fitness, as small or smaller than 0.01 procent per generation for Salmonella, says Diarmaid Hughes.

If its trajectory is altered by as little as 0.38 millimeters over the course of the next 140 million years, explains Laskar, that incredibly tiny difference would be magnified steadily by repeated encounters with Jupiter's gravity, growing by a factor of 10 about every 10 million years.

Fox has conducted extensive research over the last decade formalizing our computations of scalar implicatures and identifying areas where tiny differences in the logical «space of alternatives» can have far - reaching consequences.

Volunteers can also donate samples of their blood, giving scientists the chance to study tiny differences in DNA that may play a role in how the disorder develops, why it runs in families, how it affects people over time and what makes people vary in their response to treatment.

The preliminary study represents a «first pass» at determining feasibility of the tool to map tiny differences between patients and controls, Belger said.

i have started doing this i told you about two weeks ago i am gaining good weight and seeing tiny differences that werent there

He's always played with tiny differences within his films, including the one between life and death in his first few, and here he deals with one of the most overused topics in comedy ever: two new - born babies switched in hospital.

It only needs tiny differences either way to switch the globe from net cooling to net warming and as I've said in my previous articles my belief is that the influence of the sun combined with the heat storage capacity of the oceans is so large and overwhelming that the greenhouse effect would have little effect on the switches from net cooling to net warming or vice versa.

These dual vantage points create tiny differences between the two eyes» images that are proportional to the relative depths of objects in the field of view.

Christian Kuppe, the PhD student who conducted the experiments, said: «At the moment chiral sensing requires high molecular concentrations because you're looking for tiny differences in how the light interacts with the target molecule.

But when I found this uppababy2015, the price is greatly lower than that of 2017, with only tiny differences in size, material.

Seemingly tiny differences in terms of inputs can make dramatic differences in terms of results.

There are a few tiny differences (see Naked Put vs. Covered Call).

There are only tiny differences between the most common type of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS 55) and regular sugar.

Some of these are small issues, such as tiny differences in regulations that stifle the flow of goods across the border.

These endless loops would play in my head: imagining how the tiniest difference in decisions could have led him to not be on that icy road at that particular moment.

She explained: «Our child - friendly space experts are saying they're really excited because you know, just giving these kids a space to play, be kids again after they've experienced such traumatic things is so important and we're hoping these teddy bears can make a tiny difference.»

So why is this tiny difference worth shutting down the government?

a bit of Himalayan Pink Salt — which to us has that tiny difference of flavor that brings out the sweetness of that nice Heirloom!

Just a tiny difference there, right?

Both Clement and Ertz came dangerously close to crossing the line that defines the tiny difference between a complete and incomplete catch in the NFL.

The tiny difference between Neuville and Evans means it's the third closest finish in WRC history and one of only three under the 60 - second mark.

Experiencing football outside of one's ordinary routine should, in theory, be a pleasant series of discombobulatory moments, a process of snagging oneself against a series of tiny differences and taking pleasure each time.

There's a tiny difference between punts muffed from left - footed punters vs. right - footed punters, but it will probably be negated by the fact that neither team is facing anything new.