Because they are tiny cubes instead of the traditional balls, they make possible a new set of pixel-like, right-angled designs.
It would make possible tiny, inexpensive and immensely powerful computers.
For example, the wires used in the chip are about the same width as proteins, and that could make possible tiny circuits that could detect cancer or other diseases.
These make possible the treatment of minutiae, like tiny crevices above or in the lips, about which actresses may fret more than civilians.
This is made possible through tiny remote antennas that work just like rabbit ears on a TV, but fit on the tip of your finger.
The camera's tiny size, lightweight design, and superior image quality are made possible by an innovative PENTAX-developed imaging system.
Thanks to a tiny exoskeleton that was made possible by 3D printing, a toddler with a rare congenital disorder has been given the gift of movement.
Jobs went on to introduce the iPod and the iPad, industry-changing devices whose invention was made possible, among other things, by a tiny disk drive.
This tiny invention, by making possible the Information Age, has transformed the world into a truly global society, making it a far more intimately connected place than ever before.
Eschewing the kind of fundamental research usually honored by the physics Nobels, the prize focused on mostly technological breakthroughs that made possible things like personal computers and the tiny solid-state lasers at the heart of compact disc players and bar code readers.
(A tiny part in which the director has cast the classy Anna Maxwell Martin, a coup perhaps made possible by their being married).
