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Since Davis's death in 1991, Mr Carr has been able to probe that period further and complete his account of this gifted, if difficult, man.

Using these so-called optical tweezers, for example, biologists have been able to probe viruses, cells, bacteria, and DNA.

Because quasars lie billions of light-years from Earth, even the most advanced telescopes have not been able to probe them in much detail.

In the past decade, we have been able to probe directly for these small fluctuations by observing the so-called cosmic microwave background radiation, a direct signal coming from a time when the universe was about 300,000 years old, the time when it had cooled enough for protons to capture electrons to form neutral hydrogen, the dominant form of ordinary matter.

Some patients with incomplete spinal cord injuries can recover near normal function, but the mechanisms responsible for this recovery are unclear because clinicians have not been able to probe neuronal connections in the spinal cord in a non-invasive manner.

This direct dissociation process occurs at lower temperatures than we have been able to probe in the current TPD experiments, but it is an intriguing implication of the calculations that we hope to examine in future studies.

Webb will be able to probe regions of the cosmos that are simply not visible to Hubble.

By analysing the gentle flickering of the quasar, the team were able to probe the structure of its interior.

Mr Abhisit's dependence on the generals means he is unlikely to be able to probe army misdeeds very thoroughly.

The real question is over where power will ultimately lie: will the ECB be able to probe any bank?

Moreover, the special characteristics of these "primordial lumps" — produced when the size of the universe was smaller than a single atom — might be tested if we were able to probe out to the farthest reaches of the known universe.