And Mr. Nauffts employs this time-honored device to probe the various emotional fissures in the lives of his rounded characters.
In a 2001 case, the Supreme Court ruled that the police cannot use a heat-seeking device to probe the interior of a home without a search warrant.
The bleak chamber of an MRI machine is among the least funny places on earth, but a group of German researchers is using the device to probe the origins of laughter in the human brain.
He has developed a talk that utilizes personal response devices to probe the knowledge and opinions of audience members.
Within our junior research group we want to develop an on-chip device to probe antibiotic susceptibility patterns of sepsis pathogens based on optical spectroscopy without the need for time-consuming bacterial cultivation.
The full scale of the losses is difficult to assess but the Advanced Institute for Materials Research, the university's nanotechnology powerhouse, is estimated to have borne ¥1 billion ($12.5m) worth of damage, including to some of the world's fanciest electron microscopes and other devices used to probe the surface structures of materials at the atomic level.
The NR-Co3O4//active carbon (AC) device is also assembled to probe the virtues of NR-Co3O4 electrode, manifesting a maximum energy density and power density of 55.4 Wh kg−1 and 4490 W kg−1, respectively.
This technique can thus be employed to guide the design of plasmonic superchiral devices, with the ability to probe the chirality of molecules analogous to the way plasmonic surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) substrates can probe the Raman spectra of molecules.
This chapter focuses on several most popular devices and/or operating systems (WM, BlackBerry, the iPhone, J2ME, Symbian, and others), and discusses the current vulnerability landscape, how these bugs are being exploited, and the tools and methods needed to probe the own device for possible problems.
Significant new advances in imaging science over the past two decades have resulted in new devices and technologies that are able to probe the world at nanoscales to planetary scales.
While many of these devices probe the skin, interstitial fluid, or blood to ascertain the glucose concentration, because of the depolarization due to scattering and the presence of strong optically chiral molecules in skin and blood, optical polarimetry techniques have almost exclusively been used to probe the anterior chamber of the eye as a glucose sensing site.
