In broad outline, his approach assumes the noise is at a microscopic but not infinitesimal level, which restores the smoothness needed for the differential equation to have a solution.
However, the friction parameters have to be introduced at a macroscopic scale and are questionable at a microscopic point of view.
As a result, the overall grain texture of Candoglia is partly concealed and some cavities due to the inert impact can be observed at a microscopic scale.
This was confirmed at a microscopic level and by using the vital dye propidium iodide (which is only taken up by dying cells as their membranes break down) and DAPI which stains all nuclei both in living and dying cells.
The pores were studied at a microscopic level, the interconnected pore system at a macroscopic level and the results obtained were compared with the measurement of the corresponding ion transport of Cl− and Na+ through the pore system to contribute to an overall understanding of ion transport in porous materials.
This is only partly because it would fly about 10% slower than today's airliners".Changing the shape of an aircraft can be done at a microscopic as well as a macroscopic level .Tail wings push the back of an aircraft down, increasing drag, in order to lift its nose up.
The documents of Mozart's life — letters, memoirs of friends, portraits, bureaucratic files — have long been scrutinized at a microscopic level.
Air slipping along the fuselage moves slower, so the engines ingest less oxygen and burn less fuel.Making planes more slipperyChanging the shape of an aircraft can be done at a microscopic as well as a macroscopic level.
In this approach short-turning as a common practice in case of complete blockages is modelled at a microscopic level of operational and infrastructural detail to guarantee feasibility of the solution.
Although they could not identify the midge fly due to lack of well-preserved body parts, the mites are intact at a microscopic level of detail, which allowed the team to identify two new species of mites: Triasacarus fedelei (center) and Ampezzoa triassica (right).
