In principle, the optical tweezers use force that are exerted by the intensity gradients in the strongly focused beam of light to trap and move the microscopic volume of matter, in which the optical force are customarily and may be described for a trapped mass/volume that give a viscous damping defined by the relationship equate optical force with Stokes force as follow [ 21, 22].
Under such circumstances lesions resembling silicotic nodules may be found, but with the customarily lower levels of quartz the pathological features assume the form characteristic of coal workers.
The customarily close relationship may be opaque but it is scarcely yielding results.
Bringing wine, as is done so customarily in the West, may be viewed in Asia as doubting the host's financial heft.
However, in applications where bearings are highly loaded, the strength of tin-rich alloys may be insufficient, so that an alloy of 80 percent aluminum and 20 percent tin is customarily used.
A 20percentt fall from a peak is customarily viewed as the indication of a bear market, although that definition may be less relevant now, given the unprecedented volatility of the market.
PFOA is customarily measured in the serum, where virtually all PFOA in whole blood may be found (Ehresman et al. 2007).
While the tensile strength of granular soils is customarily assumed to be insignificant or zero in terrestrial engineering design, tensile strength behavior may be of greater importance in lunar construction.
As an Orthodox Jew who does not customarily work on the Jewish Sabbath, Mr. Lieberman may be called upon to explain how he will handle a job that demands full attention 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Based on our data, it may be sufficient to conduct future footwear intervention trials for 6 months, or perhaps a maximum of 1 year when shoes and orthoses are customarily replaced.
