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All these methods are realized by integrated microinterferometer (IWaM) based on a glass waveguide or air cavity waveguide arrangements.
An electrochemical method for the detection of dopamine based on a glass carbon electrode modified with electrospun CeO2/Au composite nanofibers was investigated in this article.
A novel solid-phase microextraction (SPME) fiber based on a glass tube coated with ceramic/carbon coated Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticle nanocomposite (C Fe3O4/C MNP) was prepared by sol gel technique.
(Johnson) Museum of Modern Art: 'Project 95: Runa Islam' (through Sept. 19) Part of MoMA's "Projects" series, this exhibition showcases a newly commissioned film ("Emergence," 2011) based on a cracked glass negative from the Smithsonian's archives.
(Rosenberg) Museum of Modern Art: 'Project 95: Runa Islam' (through Sept. 19) Part of MoMA's "Projects" series, this exhibition showcases a newly commissioned film ("Emergence," 2011) based on a cracked glass negative from the Smithsonian's archives.
The stark forms of red, white and black were based on a sandblasted glass construction that Albers created in 1929 at the Bauhaus, the seminal Modernist design school founded by Gropius, which espoused a vision of art as an everyday part of life in an increasingly technological society.
The module is conceptualized based on a cylindrical glass vessel to produce plasma of diameter ∼50 mm, height ∼50 mm.
We developed a preparation process for arrays of equidistant free-standing Si crystals with remarkable optical absorption characteristics based on a nanoimprinted glass substrate by selectively etching e-beam evaporated Si.
B.T.G. pricing is based on selling a single glass for the price of the bottle (based on a four-glass bottle to account for SPILLAGE, SPOILAGE, SAMPLING and LABOR).
Calibration was based on a set of glass standards.
The device was based on a highly hydrophobic glass surface where two identical chambers were separated by varied gap distances, with the narrowest around 500 μm and the widest around 1000 μm (Fig. 3B D).
