infinitesimally

infinitesimal | American Dictionary

infinitesimal
adjective
us/ˌɪn·fə·nɪˈtes·ə·məl/
extremely small:
Even in infinitesimal amounts, this poison can kill you.

Examples of infinitesimal

infinitesimal
These examples represent an infinitesimal portion of the space created by juxtaposing variations of just one theme against each other.
In this case, the robot will be able to have an infinitesimal motion around the singular configuration while the lengths of the links are fixed.
The general infinitesimal analysis is then applied between the configurations.
The conclusion is that a flux rope placed in a sheared flow is unstable to small (but not infinitesimal) perturbations.
The approximate solutions also show that infinitesimal, critical, waves will not exist, since their energy will be infinite.
In the latter case, however, the results are valid only for infinitesimal waves.
Such a combined method would firstly use the inverse position analysis to determine the initial joint configuration, and subsequent steps would use an infinitesimal method.
As usual, the local angular momentum conservation law is obtained from infinitesimal rotational invariance.
Oranges have some value, but the value is 'infinitesimal' compared with apples.
The infinitesimal model reduces to the continuum of alleles model if there is no recombination between homologous chromosomes.
For a rarefied plasma there are two possibilities for the definition of the physically infinitesimal scales.
Only an infinitesimal proportion (' measure zero ', in technical terms) are atypical.
If these properties are inherent, then, the infinitesimal analysis would compensate for geometric changes of the manipulator and would be applicable to repeatable tasks.
The same method may be used for the fundamental solution for infinitesimal anisotropic elasticity.
The impact is caused by a force that interacts with the robot during an infinitesimal interval of time.
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