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A silicon membrane is fabricated over a tiny cavity.
The sensor, made in the Cornell Nanofabrication Facility, is a silicon chip with a tiny cavity that holds water.
The sensor, made in the Cornell NanoScale Science & Technology Facility (CNF), is a silicon chip with a tiny cavity that holds water.
The sensors make use of microfluidic technology – developed by Abraham Stroock, associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering – that places a tiny cavity inside the chip.
These beetles have a tiny cavity filled with hair at the base of their mandibles that acts like a pocket for collecting pollen.
A tiny cavity appeared inside the POS as shown in Fig. 2b at 300 °C and kept growing during further heating, demonstrating its melting.
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The texture of her shortbread does seem different – looser, somehow, and when I break one in half, I spot a few tiny cavities in the crumb.
Wedged into a tiny black cavity, Exantus knew nothing of what was happening outside.
A quick-opening mechanism and a tiny sensing cavity were utilized in the HSC to reduce the rise time of the generated hydraulic wave.
Green fluorescent protein that had been inserted into human embryo kidney cells was used in a tiny optical cavity to produce laser light.
Dr. Margaret A. Johns, who showed that pheromones can set off hormonal changes in mammals when they activate receptors in a tiny nasal cavity, a process that can attract animals of the opposite sex, died Saturday at St . Vincents Manhattan Hospital.
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