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His proposal is to Build a fleet of remote-controlled, energy-self-sufficient ships that would spray minuscule droplets of seawater into the air.

They're looking at a minuscule, variable result that is prone to be picking up all kinds of irrelevant signals, yet nowhere in the entire paper can I find the word "blind".

Inside are tiny "springs" made of carbon nanotubes - minuscule hair-like filaments - that can "sense" pressure from a slight pinch up to the equivalent of two elephants stepping on top of the sensor.

The students are such a minuscule portion of this program.

This minuscule rotor wiggled clockwise or anticlockwise as molecules bumped into it from one side or the other.

The ships use energy from the wind to propel themselves around and spray minuscule droplets of sea water into the air.

The education about Guyana itself, the local peoples, Africans and Indians and the other RACES, the indigenous population especially, was marginal, minuscule at best.

But Megan just became worse, as she made excuses to avoid eating with the family, and cutting food into minuscule portions, her weight continued to drop and her family felt powerless to help.

Sulfur atoms, which can bind poisonous mercury, coat each of the minuscule holes.

The amount involved is minuscule, as is the quantity of electricity needed to keep the filter charged (a small solar panel would be sufficient to supply it).

On my last holiday in the Bahamas, as I walked along the beach feeling the gentle waves wash over my feet, I felt part of the universe, even if only a minuscule one, like a grain of sand on the beach.

Brian Greene is perhaps the best-known proponent of superstring theory, the idea that minuscule strands of energy vibrating in 11 dimensions create every particle and force in the universe.

There is only a minuscule chance that Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant will turn into a new Chernobyl.