Rogers designed an array of three hundred and sixty flexible electrodes, collectively smaller than a postage stamp, that melds into the brain's folds, achieving better contact and resolution.
The solar system also contains a few known objects of intermediate size classified as dwarf planets and a very large number of much smaller objects collectively called small bodies.
A memorable series of portraits he created in 1950 51, collectively called Small Trades, was of labourers in New York, Paris, and London formally posed in their work clothes and holding the tools of their trade.
That's a tricky task for cancer cells that look alike, such as a group of four rare childhood cancers collectively called small round blue cell tumors.
Collectively, a small number of rearrangements was found to expand with RSI of 2 or greater in an antigen-driven manner.
In Drosophila many developmental decisions are taken collectively by small groups of cells: the compartmental subdivisions occur in groups of cells (Garcia-Bellido et al., 1973).
Collectively, these small changes create local differences in the conformation and electrostatic surface profile of SitA in this region that SBPs typically use for binding to their cognate ABC transporters [ 51].
In this dataset, images are assigned to stage ranges within the 17 embryonic stages defined by developmental features, and annotated collectively in small groups using a controlled vocabulary (CV), i.e. annotation terms.
52 There was, however, a much larger than expected improvement in health related quality of life after the intervention, suggesting that increased activity might have early health benefits that are collectively too small to have an impact on total mortality.
