They installed platinum nanoparticles in the tails, which react with hydrogen peroxide to propel the microfish forward, and magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles in the heads, which allowed them to be steered with magnets.
Children appreciated the effort, which, on a cool, clear day last weekend, allowed them to once again steer trucks through the sandbox.
Their leg muscles, reminiscent of those on soccer players, allow them to run, kick, and steer the large wicker sleighs down the curvy road.
But Google's dominance of online search — which allows it to steer users to certain Web sites and away from others — raises a real concern about the potential consequences of the deal.
Paralyzed from a spinal cord injury since he was shot in the neck almost two decades ago, he was recently fitted with a magnetic stud that allows him to steer his wheelchair with his tongue.
We learn a great deal about life from the experiences of others, so the collective experience of failure among the entire human race allows us to steer our lives down a more positive, productive path.
The author makes it clear that he's chronicling the history of the American whaling industry, not international whaling, which allows him to steer clear of contemporary battles over Japanese and Norwegian whaling practices.
After initially declining to discuss the infection, Air Force Space Command issued a statement late Wednesday that said the malware had been detected "on a stand-alone mission support network," at Creech Air Force Base, near Las Vegas, but never affected the critical flight-control system that allows pilots to steer the drone aircraft and launch missile strikes overseas.
The data fusion allows us to steer the needle using the real-time EM tracker data.
Contrastivists also claim that contrastivism, together with contrastivist principles, allows us to steer a path between skepticism and Moorean "dogmatism".
