The device is a tiny square with micro-suction cup backing that works like a sticky pad and allows you to place the device anywhere and send a live feed of what it's capturing to your phone.
At Drax in North Yorkshire, once Europe's largest coal fired power station, they are hoping to get the go-ahead to build a brand new coal fired plant where carbon emissions would be captured and fed through a pipeline out into the North Sea.
Waste heat from one appliance like the fridge might be captured and fed into an oven or dishwasher.
The findings from the case study demonstrate how in-service knowledge can be captured, fed back and reused for the design and manufacture stages of the product lifecycle.
It appears therefore that small-sized prasinophytes evolved multiple times from larger ancestors, presumably because selection favored smaller cells with less requirements per cell for nitrogen, phosphorus and other elements and a reduced tendency to be captured by filter-feeding predators [ 18].
The process starts at a waste treatment plant where methane is captured and fed to bacteria that produce a biopolymer called poly-hydroxybutryate, whose properties are similar to polypropylene.
Stereoscopic 3D video perception is based on the fact that two different video signals are captured in order to feed each of the viewer's eyes.
Forager bees were captured while feeding on a plate (∼8 cm in diameter) offering a sucrose solution (15% w/w) a few centimeters from the entrance of the hive.
Information about urban conditions can be captured in real-time, processed, and fed back into cities, enabling new ways to monitor, understand, and impact them.
We hypothesized that if C. perspicillata visited mineral licks for the mineral enrichment of their diet, individuals feeding on a mineral poor, insect-based diet as indicated by the relative enrichment with 15N in their body tissue should be captured at mineral licks and conspecifics feeding on a more fruit-based diet should be more frequently captured at non-mineral lick (control) sites.
