a tiny

一个小

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Just a little bit of data, a tiny bit of data.
Unless a tiny black hole turns up in the collisions of a powerful particle accelerator, that may be the best physicists can hope for.
And all that energy packed in such a tiny bit of room becomes mass particles created from the vacuum And then. . . Oh yeah.
Many are shoddily built and poorly insulated, with a tiny strip of dirt for a backyard and the side of a neighbour's house for a view.
The little duchess tossed a tiny silver spoon at him and he stopped whimpering, but Howell bit right into the lip of his demitasse cup.
And that is just a tiny bit of the stress and aggravation associated with running a business.
On the top of mountain, a year-round flow of a tiny spring is infiltrating and dripping.
The aircraft, known as HB-SIA, has the wingspan of a jumbo jet but just a tiny single-person cockpit.
Suddenly he saw a dim pale light in front of him. It was a tiny bug.
Moreover, the water used within a factory's walls is often only a tiny fraction of a firm's true dependence on water.
Although very tiny, each photon carries a small amount of momentum away from the asteroid, giving it a tiny kick.
The first sign of oral cancer is often a tiny white or red spot in the mouth, but the disease can be detected before a sore appears.
He took a tiny stove out of his backpack, set it on a rock teetering on the edge, and made sweet mint tea and bitter Bedouin coffee.
Small-scale settlers like those clearing the bit of forest opposite Teluk Binjai are a tiny part of the problem.
I'm not bothered if my Sunday night shepherd's pie nibbles off a tiny bit of that figure.
One of them takes out a tiny sleek telephone from his towel and starts talking.
The company tried to put some of the blame on Japan's earthquake, even though Japan counts for just a tiny fraction of its revenue.
Dave Schembri, president of Smart USA, said the crash type chosen, a head-on collision, was a tiny fraction of accidents.
It was just a tiny little thing done in a flat in London by some friends of Richard's- the place is called Johnnie's.
She was a "tiny, cute baby" that looked like a fairy, her mother said, and that's why she gave her the nickname.
Then all the flowers opened, and out of each came a little lady or a tiny lord, all so pretty it was quite a pleasure to look at them.
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