Sentence examples for microscopic share from inspiring English sources

Its Windows Phone operating system has a microscopic share of the smartphone market, for instance, in spite of repeated efforts by the company and phone makers such as HTC (which just unveiled a new Windows handset) to promote it.

In situ neutron diffraction has been utilized to investigate the lattice strain evolution and the microscopic load-sharing mechanisms during tensile deformation of this ferritic superalloy at elevated temperatures.

The way we design and build our houses could have a surprising impact on a tiny, but important, aspect of our personal lives: the microscopic organisms that share those homes with us.

Our results suggested that there do have SG-specific modulators although the microscopic visible membraneless organelles share some common assembly/disassembly mechanism.

They share a common microscopic appearance characterized by epimyoepithelial islands and/or epithelial lined cysts in a lymphoid stroma.

Tiny invertebrates provide steadfast shelter for microscopic algae which, in return, share the food they photosynthesize.

One important assumption is that users share the same microscopic behaviors, i.e. the waiting time for different users comes from the same distribution.

This suggests that these microscopic visible membraneless organelles may share some general rules in assembly though they have dissimilar components and morphology.

At first acquaintance, there is something withdrawn and apologetic about her, an inner privacy shared by a microscopic minority of women who, through no design of their own, happen to be physically devastatingly beautiful and are thereby fated to go through every minute of their lives batting back the presumptions made about them by the aesthetic and the envious.

Sharing an interest in microscopic ratchets, Dr. Abbott and Dr. Parrando met in a coffee shop in Madrid in 1997 to discuss the phenomenon.

Wegener's granulomatosis (WG), microscopic polyangiitis (MPA) and Churg-Strauss syndrome (CSS) share the features of small vessel vasculitis and a (variable) association with ANCAs and are therefore termed AAVs.