Sentence examples for microscopic spheres from inspiring English sources

Jakob Vinther, a graduate student at Yale, was examining a fossil of a squid when he discovered that its ink sac was packed with microscopic spheres.

The microscopic spheres can form only when fossil hydrocarbons such as coal and crude oil burn.

Here, we report the fabrication of microscopic spheres of α-zirconium phosphate (α-ZrP) by a spray-drying process.

The magnified FESEM image (Fig. 2b) shows that these microscopic spheres are composed of nanowhiskers, resulting in a dandelion-like morphology.

The morphologies of the MnO2 thin films synthesized at different temperatures are shown in Fig. 2. It can be seen from Fig. 2a that the film synthesized at RT is composed of uniform microscopic spheres with diameters ranging from 0.5 to 1 μm.

Why maintain meatballs as microscopic spheres of veal and pork when the size could be doubled using America's plentiful supply of beef?

It is a microscopic sphere (a microsphere) floating in vacuum, kept in place and set spinning by a laser beam.

The embryo at this stage has no fetuslike features; it is a microscopic sphere of cells that holds an inner clump of cells destined to form all the tissues of the embryo.

However, if an electron moves inside a microscopic sphere, the vector p can no longer describe an electron state.

"If there were a support group called Opals Anonymous, I'd join," said Ann Ziff, a doyenne of New York society whose Tamsen Z collection features Australian black opals in combination with tanzanite, aquamarine and other gems that pick up on opal's signature "play of color" — the changing patterns of color that occur when light is refracted by the gem's sub-microscopic spheres.

Nerve cells threatened by stroke or degenerative diseases may have a surprising new ally--microscopic spheres of carbon called buckyballs.