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Specifically designed devices (i.e., the Mucus Shaver) are able to mechanically remove secretions from the inner ETT surface, maintaining ETT patency and reducing ETT bacterial colonization [7].

Specifically designed devices (i.e., the Mucus Shaver) are able to mechanically remove secretions from the inner ETT surface, maintaining ETT patency and reducing ETT bacterial colonization [ 7].

Duplex owners will be able to mechanically adjust their own shutters, and inside each apartment, a 20-foot window wall will pivot open, above left, getting these few Manhattanites as close to California living as they might possibly dream of being.

Using a water clock, waterwheel and a series of gears, the Court Astronomer Zhang Heng (78 139 AD) was able to mechanically rotate his metal-ringed armillary sphere.

With this in mind, it is essential that the degradability is tuned so that it allows enough time for the development of a neotissue that is able to mechanically support the pelvic organs.

Piezoelectric materials are able to produce an electrical response when mechanically stressed (sensors) and inversely high precision motion can be obtained with the application of an electrical field (actuators).

By mechanically scratching the cell substrate with a pin array, we are able to create characteristically sized wounds in all wells of a 384 well plate.

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The electric field is able to fracture mechanically sustained samples.

Moreover, the SPH and SPHC polymers were able to attach mechanically to the intestinal wall by swelling and did not move in the intestinal lumen even when a horizontal force of 13 gms−2 was applied.

His goal, says Wagner, "isn't competing with integrated-circuit technology; it's to go into an area that traditional integrated circuits can't handle". Attractive applications include wallpaper that acts like a giant display screen, electronics woven into textiles-even "electronic skin" covering an aircraft that is able to respond mechanically to changing conditions.