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The companies receiving the contracts, financed by last year's federal stimulus law, ranged from the huge -- Boeing, which will get $18 million to develop a capsule that can ride on a variety of rockets -- to smaller ones like Paragon Space Development, of Tucson, which will receive $1.4 million to develop a simple system for purifying air in spacecraft.

Breast implants covered with acellular dermal matrix (AlloDerm) (Fig. 1b, c) are less likely to develop a capsule in the area where the implant is in direct contact with the acellular matrix [1].

Three years ago, Congress mandated $10bn in federal spending to develop a capsule-carry rocket, reversing President Obama's own reversal away from George W Bush's manned spaceflight program.

We developed a capsule endoscope (CE), "MiRo," with the novel transmission technology of electric-field propagation.

"Livermore should be given plenty of time to develop a better capsule.

While a blueprint for NASA's priorities over the next three years passed last year includes money for commercial crew, it also includes much more money for NASA to develop a larger capsule and a big rocket for missions beyond low-Earth orbit.

Christopher J. Ferguson, a former astronaut who now heads Boeing's efforts to develop a new crew capsule for future launches, said he was excited to see the renewed activity.

Scientists have developed a novel capsule for preserving insulin-producing pancreatic cells which could be used in pancreatic islet transplantation, an effective but experimental diabetes treatment.

This haematoma undergoes organisation and develops a fibrous capsule with central liquefaction creating a secular swelling directly communicating with the arterial lumen [5].

This will probably become the most common way of deploying the technology: not by surgery deep into the body, but by inserting a sensor below the skin that can last for months or years, and having a wireless reader nearby.This is the method used by Thomas Ferrell of the University of Tennessee, who has developed an implantable capsule that measures ethanol concentration in the blood.

Therefore, a wireless system was developed using a capsule attached to the mucosa wall of the esophagus for electronic pH monitoring.