1.   These machines use tiny chips of ceramic which store electricity.

2.   Among other things, he hopes that they can act as an extremely tiny light source or power chemical reactions that would be analyzed by the tiny chips.

3.   As if snipping a thread from the Shroud of Turin, experts cut a tiny chip from the Kansas horns and put it to the test.

4.   Because I have a tiny chip implanted in my left rear molar that tells me to say just what they want me to.

5.   A tiny chip inside the satellite receiver decodes the signal for legitimate subscribers.

6.   Engineers concern themselves with practical limitations of squeezing more and more circuitry onto tiny chips.

7.   His trays, though, are full of tiny chips, transistors, capacitors and other components, some no bigger than the head of a pin.

8.   I am getting what looks like ground-up eggshells in my water, tiny chips brown on one side, white on the other.

9.   It sounded paranoid and goofy, but not long ago Pentagon officials talked about replacing dog tags with tiny chips encoded personal data under the skin of service personnel.

10.   Its proprietary techniques let researchers synthesize vast numbers of different compounds on tiny chips of silica and microscopic beads and then screen them for their medical potential.