Primjeri korištenja Tiny fraction na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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Now it operates with a tiny fraction of that.
A tiny fraction of the population possess them.
Now it operates with a tiny fraction of that.
A tiny fraction of the world's refugee population was resettled in 2015(less than 1%).
At that time,I saw only a tiny fraction famous resort.
A tiny fraction of the population possess them… Less than one hundredth of one percent.
He's only getting a tiny fraction of the $36 million he wanted.
Its goal was to prevent the coming of a world dominated by a tiny fraction of the population.
All of the above,only a tiny fraction of what Goodfellas 1930 has to offer.
Rough back to ran everything was only a tiny fraction second old.
But humans use only a tiny fraction of all the energy available from the sun.
They are a temporary receptacle for some tiny fraction of our soul.
This is just a tiny fraction of the forces your body can call on to fight infection.
Water, water, everywhere, but only a tiny fraction of it is fresh.
At best, we're these tiny fractions… Is that why we're so scattered? of people walking.
With eyes designed to perceive only a tiny fraction of the EM spectrum.
Only a tiny fraction of the stars in our galaxy have really been looked at closely for signs of interesting signals.
Right back to when everything was only a tiny fraction of a second old.
Only a tiny fraction of the stars in our galaxy have really been looked at closely for signs of interesting signals.
Just realize that the Earth only uses… a tiny fraction of the energy from the Sun.
Received a tiny fraction of that sum To think poor Lee Israel when she sold them to someone, who then sold them to you.
I am… I am generally… apologetic. But… for the tiny fraction of blame that falls on me.
And all of it… all of this is but a tiny fraction of the information that you have at your fingertips at this very moment.
Wage labour is only a fraction of the world's proletariat andindustrial wage labour a tiny fraction within it.
Less than one hundredth of one percent. A tiny fraction of the population possess them.
Dan Brown introduces us to the Smithsonian Museum Support Center(SMSC),described in Smithsonian Magazine as the"Nation's Attic," which emphasizes that what the public can access in the museums is only a tiny fraction of the Smithsonian's total collection.
You know, so, at best, we're like these tiny fractions of people, you know, walking… I mean, is that why we're all so scattered?
What life has explored in all of this incredible diversity is still the tiniest of tiny fractions of what is actually possible.
For example, translating a tiny, tiny fraction of the whole Web, Wikipedia, into one other language, Spanish.
So if a person had an a priori bias that no one could have written your name,he could argue that we just happen to be in one of the tiny fraction of universes where this improbable erosion pattern arose naturally.