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c The fabrication process and output voltage of virus-templated BaTiO3 NWs-based NCG device (reproduced from ref. [34] with permission, American Chemical Society).

c The captured images showing the stimulation of a frog's sciatic nerve by an NCG device (reproduced from ref. [36] with permission, American Chemical Society).

Vertical scanning on the screen of the photographic output device reproduces these lines one after another according to these parameters.

By activating endothelia over only one of the regions, the device reproduces serial interactions of tumor cells with endothelia of differing metastasis-supporting potential as occur physiologically.

c Pressure sensors made with MEMS technology and electronic components providing signal conditioning, power management and radio frequency transmission are encapsulated in glass encapsulation devices (Reproduced with permission from Ref. [53], Copyright © 2012 by the American Society for Artificial Internal Organs) Fig. 9 a Pictures of devices implanted in the left ventricular apex.

All measurements (threshold voltage shift and stability) for the PHDBD devices were reproduced for several samples.

We should not, therefore, demand anything more or less when going in the other direction, devising a physical device to reproduce the behaviour of a model.

In this study, we evaluated the ability of such a device to reproduce, in a series of steady states, the conditions of batch fermentation.

This prompted the design, construction, and testing of a portable electromagnetic device that reproduces only the rapidly oscillating (1 kHz, <1 V/m) electromagnetic field of the experimental procedure, called low field magnetic stimulation (LFMS).

We show the utility of this nanoselective filter as a testbed for the investigation of nucleocytoplasmic transport and demonstrate that this device closely reproduces key features of trafficking through the NPC.

As I was composing to myself, I thought back to hearing jazz artists people using their instruments beyond the role of a device that reproduces the noises that someone's written on a paper.