Examples of using Tiny fraction in English and their translations into Spanish
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So far, we have explored only a tiny fraction of the Deep, home to the largest creature that has ever existed.
electric renewables will only produce a tiny fraction of the energy produced by petroleum.
The human vision system only captures a really tiny fraction of the light that's available.
he can get only a tiny fraction of the whole Delight.
respectively- a tiny fraction in each country of the number of people who need the service.
The quantity of leaves required for these purposes is but a tiny fraction of the total coca leaf crop.
domestic uses represent a tiny fraction of the total use of water, usually less than 5 per cent.
easily be shipped or trucked in for drought relief for a tiny fraction of the cost of a large-scale municipal desalination plant.
However, due to lack of resources, its current programmes, met only a tiny fraction of the needs expressed.
This sharp decline in take-up with price was true even when the user fee was a tiny fraction of the true cost of the product.
Simpson's lawyer Alan Dershowitz argued that only a tiny fraction of women who are abused by their spouses are murdered.
It is therefore possible that the galaxies in our observable universe represents only a tiny fraction of the galaxies in the real Universe.
the reality is a tiny fraction different from that which Newton predicts it should be.
Kepler has found only a tiny fraction of them because it only looks at a small part of the sky.
Executions made up a tiny fraction of this total, with the deaths of the great mass"the result of malnutrition,
And that's just a tiny fraction of the people who were diagnosed with malaria that year-- 214 million people contracted the disease.
lakes and rivers makes up a tiny fraction(about one part per 10,000)
it is a tiny fraction of what these people have been inflicting on us for years!
The majority of Google AdWords advertisers are using a tiny fraction of the platform's capabilities.
It was doubling in size over and over again in a tiny fraction of a second, going from something like a billionth of the size of a proton to something maybe the size of a bubble,