Sentences with phrase «tiny fractions»

And how they are doing it just might be the semiconductor industry's ticket for extending its use of optical microscopes to measure computer chip features that are approaching 10 nanometers, tiny fractions of the wavelength of light.

But both structures tend to break apart and recombine frequently, on the order of extremely tiny fractions of a second.

Take a look at any of LinkedIn, Yelp, Facebook or Twitter and you can see the tiny fractions of the overall value that ever accrue to the public investors.

And it's impossible for doctors and medical researchers to keep up with even a tiny fraction of it.

It's a tiny fraction of them that have been able to get public at a price greater than $ 1 billion.

This financial picture, combined with the labour strife, has forced its share price below 90 cents, down from $ 1.10 in January and a tiny fraction of its value five years ago, when it traded at close to $ 20.

The number of banks and credit unions willing to handle pot money is growing, but they still represent only a tiny fraction of the industry.

But while automated trading accounts for about 75 percent of all financial market volume, just a tiny fraction of independent or amateur traders use them due to the complex technology, need for massive historical data and high costs.

Despite this, a tiny fraction of this money flows to women - owned ventures.

Only a tiny fraction of people can expect to excel in the narrow subjects that childhood primes us for.

Mathur, however, is «fairly confident that only a tiny fraction of content creators disclose affiliate links at places other than the description.»

«You can't just provide something really really amazing that no schools can afford outside of a tiny fraction — that's not going to serve anybody,» he added.

With 6.7 billion people in the world, we're a tiny fraction of the way there, but we're extremely happy with the progress.»

There's even proof that the investment in translation is a tiny fraction of department budgets.

A tiny fraction of Americans are reporting their cryptocurrency transactions to the IRS, according to a study from Credit Karma Tax.

With just a few days to the U.S. tax filing deadline, still only a tiny fraction of Americans have reported their cryptocurrency holdings, according to Credit Karma.

The drawback: the ride - along program extends to only a tiny fraction of Seventeen's readership.

The median wealth for black families is now just a tiny fraction of the median wealth for white families.

Harping on people all day long about the behavior you want to see has a tiny fraction of the impact you achieve by demonstrating that behavior yourself.

«I think bitcoin will be worth a tiny fraction of what it is now if we're headed out 10 years from now... I would see $ 100 as being a lot more likely than $ 100,000 ten years from now,» Rogoff told CNBC's «Squawk Box.»

Any North Korean activity in bitcoin is likely a tiny fraction of global trade activity.

According to Uber, that means a only a tiny fraction of a potential 160,000 California drivers are eligible to be class members.

Harping on people all day long about the behavior you want to see has only a tiny fraction of the impact that you achieve by believing so deeply in the behavior that you demonstrate it yourself.

People talk a lot about the dominance of the 1 % or in this case more like a tiny fraction of the 1 %.

Of course, the professional investors will also have diluted you down to the point where you only own a tiny fraction of your company anyway.

In a statement, Uber said it will appeal, but that the arbitration portion of Chen's ruling means a «tiny fraction» of a potential 160,000 California drivers are eligible to be class members.

As far as excess reserves are concerned, B&K argued back in 2016 (when the IOER was a mere 0.25 %), «the only potential loans that would have been affected by the Fed's payment of interest are those with risk - adjusted short - term returns between precisely zero and one - quarter percent — surely a tiny fraction of the total.»

Fox & Friends hosts pointed out that Cohen was Trump's personal attorney for years, and Trump responded that he has many attorneys and that Cohen only performed «a tiny, tiny fraction» of his overall legal work.

For all the noise Bitcoin is making these days it still accounts for a tiny, tiny, tiny fraction of the potential worldwide usage and acceptance.

Also, Amazon actually has been profitable of late, but perhaps Trump is in - artfully referencing the fact that the company's most recent profit, $ 482 million in the last quarter of 2015, is just a tiny fraction of its $ 35.7 billion in revenues (PDF), but I digress.

In fact, this pair represents only a tiny fraction of the digital ecosystem that has built up around the exploiting of information Facebook users share online, as described in detail by Austria's Cracked Labs Institute for Critical Digital Culture, in a June 2017 study.

We've worked with the likes of LG, Barilla, Philips and the world's best agencies to design innovative products and product packaging, for a tiny fraction of the cost those companies and agencies would otherwise pay (not to mention a fraction of the time such design would normally take).

When you invest in an index fund, it's like putting money into every single company tracked by that index, for just a tiny fraction of the cost.

«Only a tiny fraction of the nation's companies have demonstrated such remarkably consistent high growth,» said Eric Schurenberg, President and Editor in Chief, Inc..

Although Florida's private flood insurance market represents only a tiny fraction of all flood insurance in the state, Irma could have a massive impact.

The total volume of cryptocurrencies outstanding today is under $ 400 billion, less than 1 / 20th of $ 9 trillion, and cryptocurrency purchases on outstanding bank card balances must be a very tiny fraction of that.

While describing Cohen's allegedly limited work for him — a «tiny fraction» of his legal work, Trump assured — Trump confirmed to «Fox and Friends» that Cohen «represented» him in the Daniels case.

Almost all the monetary gold could remain locked in vaults, with ownership to a quantity of gold — anywhere from a tiny fraction of a gram to many kilograms, depending on what is being purchased — being effected electronically.»

But when everyone is creating digital monuments, only a tiny fraction will ever stand out

But while mass shootings tend to become national media events, they make up a tiny fraction of those deaths.

So far only a tiny fraction of the nation's financial advisors have broken away from both commissions and percentages.

You have no credible argument as to that tiny fraction of possibility.

The price tag for employers is but a tiny fraction (about 0.1 %) of the $ 630 billion in «dead money» corporate Canada is currently sitting on.

Your religious fundamentalism is theistic and based solely on your tiny fraction of a belief in the possibility despite all evidence to the contrary.

And yet the flight to physics rather gives the game away, since measured any way you like — volume of papers, number of working researchers, total amount of funding — deductive, theory - building physics in the mold of Newton and Lagrange, Maxwell and Einstein, is a tiny fraction of modern science as a whole.

Of all the 34.000 different christian sects and countless other deities throughout history, your own belief just within believers is only a tiny fraction of possibly being true.

Out of all of physical reality, we experience only a tiny fraction of it (through our 5 senses.

we've got this fish that could walk and breathe air (never mind that the «lobes» were only a tiny fraction of the size needed for locomotion.

Chuck, I concur, this thing does not fly well in the South... funny how a tiny fraction of society seems to occupy some much space in the talking heads world.

Also, in a recent missions newsletter that I read, the writer made this statement, «Of the hundreds of thousands who make decisions for Christ in the evangelistic crusades in the third world nations (like Africa), only a tiny fraction end up regularly attending any church.»