Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Tiniest trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I lied and I broke laws just to get the… the tiniest sliver of information.
Known as the Caribbean's tiniest island, Mopion is almost an exact replica of the typical cartoonish“desert island”.
Every day it's reading the trail, track's of the wora'hon, tiniest scents and sounds.
А I do not wish to lower by one tiniest fraction your own ideal; you cannot aim too high.
There is a corruption at the heart of American politics,caused by the dependence of Congressional candidates on funding from the tiniest percentage of citizens.
Thank you Queen for allowing me to be the tiniest part of your phenomenal, extraordinary legacy.
And if you have even the tiniest shred of decency, you will say something because I have said everything I possibly can, and I can't bear the silence, and- oh for heaven's sake!
And, selfishly,I don't want you to look at me one day and feel even the tiniest bit of regret or pity that-”.
All of the frazes right before our eyes are being smashed into the tiniest pieces we have ever seen due to being fired at with crystal bullets flying at the hundreds per minute from the gatling gun.
She continued,“[He will notice] whether or not sunlight[is affecting lighting],and even if there is the tiniest sound on set, he will ask,‘Is the audio okay?'.
But if we embrace Vesta's message-that even in the darkest hour, the tiniest flame of faith in life's restorative power can light our way- we may be surprised at just how much changes in ways deemed impossible before.
He spoke on 2% on financing and contributing to North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, and Montenegro was just picked up as an example-maybe because we are one of the tiniest countries in the alliance".
With the synchronized divers, for instance,I hypothesize that judges are trained to look for the tiniest differences between diving partners(who aim to give identical dives) since these will lead to deductions in their scores.
The smallest baby to have survived was a German girl who weighed 252 grams at her birth in 2015, according to the University of Iowa,which keeps a registry of the world's tiniest surviving babies.
Newell estimates that sum will treble to $65 billion by 2021 and hit $171 billion in 2031,although it will remain Asia's tiniest market(Newell did not assess frontier nations such as Cambodia, Laos, Bangladesh and Myanmar).
All Sioux ceremonies end with the words, Mitakuye Oyasin-‘all my relations'- meaning every living human being on this Earth, every plant and animal,down to the smallest flower and tiniest bug.
They are known to be a little mischievous when the mood takes them and being so clever with such good"noses",they can sniff out the tiniest bit of food that's fallen under a sofa cushion which they will retrieve with delight.
Dr Davidson Ateh, who worked on the research at Queen Mary, University of London and set up the start-up company, BioMoti, that will develop the technology for clinical use said"It's like wehave made a re-enactment of the battle of Troy but on the tiniest scale.
In this study,we have implemented a mathematical procedure to work out the tiniest subpixel size we can create without causing any effect on the properties of our electrodes based on nanowire,” explains Matthew Large, the head author of the research.
May I remind you of the occult statement that every living being or manifested life-from the planetary Logos down to the tiniest atom- either has been, is, or will be a man.
For these species- such as Britain's tiniest butterfly, the dainty small blue- emerging early in spring gives more time for their later-summer generations to complete their reproductive cycles before the arrival of autumn, allowing more population growth to occur.
When a free electron falls into a hole that sits on a lower energy level,it will loose its energy which is released as a photon(the tiniest fraction of light) in a process called electroluminescence.
Just as biologists sometimes study the tiniest and most ephemeral of organisms such as fruit flies, which live for barely a day, to learn things about human disease, so physicists often study the properties of particles that last a fraction of a second to learn about the universe.
Unfortunately, one side effect of the Internet and social media is that it's become easier than ever to push responsibility-for even the tiniest of infractions- onto some other group or person.
It is, however, true that a really unshakable and safe foundation to the path is provided only by right view which,starting from the tiniest germ of faith and knowledge, gradually, step by step, develops into penetrating insight(vipassaná) and thus forms the immediate condition for the entrance into the 4 supermundane paths and fruits of holiness, and for the realization of Nibbána.
The record was previously held by a boy born in Germany in 2009 weighing just 274 grams, the hospital said,citing a registry put together by University of Iowa for the world's tiniest surviving babies.
Margaret Gould Stewart, Facebook's director of product design, outlines three rules for design at such a massive scale-one so big that the tiniest of tweaks can cause global outrage, but also so large that the subtlest of improvements can positively impact the lives of many.
(86) However much suffering there might be in this(world) from being violently stabbed for a day with three hundred spears, that doesn't even roughly(approach),it doesn't even match a fraction of the tiniest sufferings in the joyless realms.
On the other end of the spectrum, a comprehensive website SEO audit will be comprised of dozens of pages(for most larger sites it will be over one hundred pages)and address even the tiniest of website elements which may potentially be detrimental to the ranking-ability of a website.