If you do, the customers will feel it and go out and buy your iron, in spite of sticker shock and non-functional air bags.
The array, resembling a shark's gills, was functional, drawing air to cool systems behind the sheet metal.
The first containers specifically designed for aquatic specimens were the strictly functional open-air tanks used by the Romans to preserve and fatten fish for market.
Open image in new window Fig. 27 Compartmentation of surfaces generating small functional units for air retention: (a) in microscopic dimension in the seed of Aeginetia indica illustrated in Fig. 3 for temporary floating.
Our novel wound dressing was systematically tested in regard of the structural (contact angle measurements, IR spectroscopy, SEM), functional (water retention, air permeability) properties and its biocompatibility (Live/Dead and MTT assays) towards human skin fibroblasts.
In this issue of Protein & Cell, Ma et al. identified a previously unknown population of adult human lung stem cells, which were successfully used for generating functional human lung air exchanging units following their transplantation to a mouse model and also in a pilot human clinical trial (Ma et al. 2018).
As part of the project, the visual artist Joep van Lieshout built AVL-Ville, Keilestraat 34E and Vierhavenstraat, an open-air museum of functional art works: living and working areas that can be easily moved, a canteen, even a field hospital for simple operations.
Check out A-level students Dayan and Hartley, who have put together a fully functional weather and air-quality device.
