As Fig. 2c shows, massive fiber-shaped particles are obtained at the temperature of 150 °C.
And shares of Verizon Communications fell, after it said its massive fiber-optic project will cost $18 billion over four years.
Around the world gargantuan buildings, some the size of several city blocks, are rising up, patrolled by guards, stacked with computers, cooled to precise temperatures and connected to the Internet by massive fiber-optic lines.
Ltbp4−/− mice and ARCL1C patients (Callewaert et al., 2013; Urban et al., 2009) show massive elastic fiber fragmentation, which is significantly less severe in Ltbp4S−/− mice.
SpaceX already has completed development work on a massive, carbon-fiber fuel tank for the Mars ship, and it has test-fired the Raptor interplanetary transport engine, which is powered by methane fuel.
This led us to hypothesize that the thrombotic events were caused not by platelet activation but by activation of the coagulation cascade, especially because massive fibrin fibers were present in the pulmonary thrombi.
Supporting this suggestion, H. pylori induces the formation of protrusions and massive stress fibers in cultured gastric epithelial cells accompanied by the loss of epithelial morphology and cell-to-cell adhesions leading to a mitogenic-invasive scattering phenotype in vitro [ 33, 34] reminiscent of growth factor-induced Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition (EMT).
Repeat until you get massive muscle fibers.
A recent transcriptomic study of developing cotton fibers in wild and domesticated G. hirsutum lines revealed that the domestication process resulted in massive reprogramming of fiber gene expression, with over 5,000 genes showing significant changes in expression between wild and domesticated species [ 56].
