Proposed ESPI has advantages of full-field and non-destructive testing, which can measures microscopic out-of-plane displacement in the elastic region without wasting specimen.
In the microscopic approach, the modified model for out-of-plane tension of regular honeycombs was used to relate tensile behaviour of porous metals with microstructure.
Last winter, during a rape investigation by the Bronx district attorney's office, advances in technology gathered more microscopic data out of those same swabs.
We think this tiny blob of jelly survived by clinging onto rocks and hard shelled creatures, making a living by plucking microscopic morsels out of sea water.
In a similar process to ink-jet printing, a print head shuttles back and forth, spitting out microscopic dots of ink and binder, only instead of a sheet of paper, there is a bed of plaster dust.
The resistors were mounted inside small tubes that were etched with grooves to create the nozzles, and switched on and off rapidly to spit out microscopic dots of ink.
On the other hand even modern diesels (which are much cleaner than those of a couple of decades ago) tend to churn out microscopic particles of soot that do nobody's health any good.A way to square this circle may, however, have emerged from the laboratories of AEA Technology, a privatised spin-off from Britain's Atomic Energy Authority.
RL and SP carried out microscopic studies of transgenic lines.
It's made out of plastic, which means that no microscopic virus can get through it, unless there's a hole in the bag.
The researchers don't know why sinistrality is so rare underwater, but the most likely explanation, they say, is that unlike land snails that tend to hang around where they hatch out, the microscopic young of sea snails are carried on ocean currents that make the chance of meeting and reproducing with another left-coiling nest-mate slim.
Parasite detection was carried out by microscopic examination of 2 ml of CSF, after simple centrifugation [39].
