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In a preliminary study that has not yet been reviewed by other researchers, Ristenpart and his team found that homemade cotton masks can shed minuscule particles as people breathe.

They are highly susceptible to disturbances from everything from stray magnetic fields to the minuscule imperfections in the control electronics or materials used to build the device.

They predicted a similarly minuscule drop for September, to just over 10 percent.

Radioactivity revealed a new sort of energy, of vast quantity, hidden within the most minuscule components of matter — the parts that made up atoms.

Here and there, clumps of particles have created galaxies and stars, but these are just minuscule specks on an otherwise unblemished cosmic canvas.

Alan said quietly, sliding back to sit on the minuscule counter surface in his kitchenette.

It seemed highly unconvincing, later, because some long-delayed perception produced a reaction in the dinies' minuscule brains.

The text is a fine and elegant Roman minuscule interspersed with italic.

This style is very important, as it marks the beginning of the change from majuscule to minuscule writing.

But some confusions of letters occur frequently in copies of uncial originals, and others in copies of minuscule originals.