Sentence examples for microscopic ways from inspiring English sources

There were no microscopic ways to detect capillaries, no understanding of blood cells.

In one statistical interpretation of entropy, it is found that for a very large system in thermodynamic equilibrium, entropy S is proportional to the natural logarithm of a quantity Ω representing the maximum number of microscopic ways in which the macroscopic state corresponding to S can be realized; that is, S = k ln Ω, in which k is the Boltzmann constant that is related to molecular energy.

To watch television cameras inch their microscopic way across a Bosch is to see almost more than one can in person (and almost more than the artist himself).

When he breaks the law intentionally, he frays the fabric of society — in a microscopic way, but enough such instances have real effects.

For example, my favourite piece of his, Stimmung, is vocal only, using the voice as a sound and exploring the nuances of it in a microscopic way, rid of the luggage of the opera tradition or any other vocal disciplines, styles or techniques.

But Wrangham thinks that the new microscopic way of looking for fire holds great promise, particularly for turning up data that may have been overlooked by previous archaeologists in several key early sites in Africa.

Extract the essence of your dream wisdom to live out in some microscopic way today.

Plates were read in two ways: microscopic (Microsc), where CPE was defined as even a single plaque of CPE, and with amido black staining (AmidoB), where CPE was defined as 75%% or more of the monolayer gone (is <25% staining).

This present investigation helps in understanding the macroscopic response and damage in terms of microscopic factors paving way to develop a unified prediction tool for a binary crushable granular assembly.

It is known as "Electrocat" and uses "non-thermal plasma technology" to remove the microscopic particles that existing ways of cleaning diesel exhaust leave behind.

She says that it was Dr. Humm's fascination with algae primitive, plantlike organisms that range all the way from microscopic forms to three-hundred-foot-long kelp that tilted her toward concentrating on them.