Sentence examples for microscopic chips and from inspiring English sources
There were very thin chopped-up noodles, too, and nearly microscopic chips and flecks of unknown ingredients.
Working from microscopic chips or smears of paint, bits of fiberglass and shreds of fender, forensic scientists and car-savvy detectives can often determine the make, model, color and year of a car involved in a hit-and-run accident or other crime.
Pressure inside a diamond cell is measured by inserting a microscopic chip of ruby into the space between the diamonds where the sample is compressed.
Charlie Dorato is the kind of dentist who is an old hand at treating mildly neurotic Village writers: if you chew too hard on your pencil one morning, say, and worry that you've chipped your bottom incisor, he will see you that afternoon, and when you apologize for being, perhaps, slightly psychosomatic, he'll reply, "No, just psycho," before buffing out the microscopic chip.
Digital projectors are based upon DLP (digital light processing) technology, which uses optical semiconductor chips and more than a million microscopic mirrors to deliver scratch-free images that beats 35mm any day of the week.
These so-called nanotweezers could help speed the development of microscopic devices in fields such as electronic circuitry, gene chips, and microsurgery.
However, in principle, it is possible to design rubber-like and mechanically soft lighting structures using inorganic semiconductors if we learn how to distribute and electrically connect microscopic LED chips in a rubber-like matrix.
Dealing in microscopic distances, the chip makers have grown accustomed to improving performance continually and exponentially by finding ways to reduce the lengths of paths that electrons must travel within silicon wafers while at the same time multiplying the number of paths within the chips and between components.
Store-bought chips and dips?
