When a user reaches the edge of a cell, computers transfer the call to an adjacent one, a process known as a handoff.
C. K. Birdsall and D. Fuss, "Cloud-in-cell computer experiments in two and three dimensions," in Proc.
Rapidly growing numerical instabilities routinely occur in multidimensional particle-in-cell computer simulations of plasma-based particle accelerators, astrophysical phenomena, and relativistic charged particle beams.
Dr. Dawson's technique for simulating plasmas on computers, called the particle-in-cell computer model, has helped to expand plasma research, which today has applications as diverse as energy production and air pollution control.
Using the well-known one-dimensional particle-in-cell computer simulation algorithm, we have studied the response of the sheath and presheath on the sudden negative charging of a planar electrode.
Conductive polymers are already used in fuel cells, computer displays and microsurgical tools, and are now finding applications in the field of biomaterials.
Sahin glued the spores to a tape made of polyimide a polymer used in fuel cells, computer displays, and various military applications and surrounded them with a shutter mechanism that controls the passage of moisture.
These sometimes organic, sometimes geometric shapes speak of alien cells, computer code, or growing, pulsating organisms," Georges says.
See you on the Barack-cade... and in the jail cells, the computer cells, the solar cells, the human cells.... -- Harvey Wasserman's SOLARTOPIA! OUR GREEN-POWERED EARTH, is at www.harveywasserman.com, along with HARVEY WASSERMAN'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mitochondrial Ca2+ levels were monitored by single-cell computer-assisted video imaging using a LSM 510 confocal system (Carl Zeiss, Milan, Italy)36.
The microbiology videos depict the otherwise invisible interior life of a cell using computer animation.
