Sentence examples for for a microscopic from inspiring English sources

Everyone is desperately unhappy and wishes they were dead, except for a microscopic cabal of spectacularly evil people who run things, plus their murderous henchmen.

We are invited to hover above whole armies, then swoop in for a microscopic close-up as the grieving Achilles grinds his face into the dirt; shown moments of iridescent beauty and pitiless, hair-raising horror.

Reductionists might therefore look for a microscopic property that corresponds to the macroscopic property of being in thermodynamic equilibrium.

Among several candidates for a microscopic entity governing the Hamiltonian formalism, particle trajectories are adopted for the following reasons.

Theoretical modeling for a microscopic ESE (energy selective electron) heat engine with double-resonance energy filters is performed in this paper.

Proton neutron quasi-particle random phase approximation (pn-QRPA) theory has recently being used for a microscopic calculation of stellar weak interaction rates of iron isotopes with success.

MICs were determined for all drugs except caspofungin, for which a microscopic endpoint was used (minimum effective concentration) (24 ).

Another approach lies in combining differently coarse-grained models, for instance, a microscopic mean-field description for the very leading edge of the lamellipodium and a macroscopic, hydrodynamic description for the rear part of lamellipodium (and lamellum) [ 191, 192].

For example, a microscopic bug discovered two miles underground in a South African gold mine in 2006 survives exclusively on a diet of sulfur and hydrogen rather than nutrients derived from photosynthetic plants or bacteria.

Most frequently, this group is being used for lesions with a microscopic pattern for which there is no consensus in classification or in cases where final classification is difficult or even impossible because of the small amount of tissue.

Suspected cancerous lesions or tumours may be biopsied and sent to a pathologist for histological examination and a microscopic inspection for the presence of cancerous cells.