Sentence examples for a microscopic version of from inspiring English sources

AFP: It's like a microscopic version of invasion of the body snatchers.

If they are paying close attention, they can see a microscopic version of themselves and the world around them displayed on the screen above the man's right eye.

A microscopic version of Google Earth, scanning them in and out, would show a small, malevolent universe consisting of a human being surrounded by a shimmering, human-shaped cloud of bacteria.

The most effective way to do this is to create a microscopic version of your scene that literally can be affected with such effects, and the key is to formulate the two clips together in such a way that the transition is seen as an overwhelming change of effect, as seen from the first person point of view.

The oil swells their tiny cells, up to 85 percent of their mass, in a kind of microscopic version of producing foie gras.

What came next was my own microscopic version of what happens when you experience viral fame, a small measure of what the the boys of One Direction experience everyday.

But the microscopic version of events is useful primarily for the evaluation of experimental animals and deceased pugilists.

I had my own microscopic version of the same experience writing this article.

If the integration is restricted to either conduction or valence bands, then the above equation corresponds to the microscopic version of (52) and provides on the RHS the total local interband scattering rate.

But microscopic versions of those are also in development, so putting them together is just a matter of time and effort.

This discrete model is a simplified version of the microscopic model that maintains the distribution of connections between cells.