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In the most remote areas, the masts might be powered by solar panels.
Still, he added, if people did become aware that MEMS devices might be powered by nuclear batteries, some of them might be alarmed.
They might be powered wirelessly to, say, burn new cancer cells in an area that had previously been treated.Such uses of wireless seem far removed from the mobile phones which vast numbers of people carry with them at all times.
Known as the "tiger stripes," the fissures of Enceladus regularly emit towering plumes of vapor and frost particles that might be powered by tidal forces exerted on the moon's icy shell by Saturn, the researchers reported in the journal the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
More than 25 years ago, Dr. Roger Blandford and Dr. Roman Znajek of the California Institute of Technology proposed that even more powerful displays in the cosmos, like hot jets of gas propelled at nearly the speed of light from the centers of galaxies, might be powered by magnetic fields stuck to spinning black holes.
In energy research, we may see a shift from using nanomaterials to improve existing technologies to using nanotechnology to develop entirely new ways of harnessing energy and, in the future, cars might be powered cleanly by hydrogen, stored safely in a solid form thanks to nanotechnology.
The same oil that fried up your lunch might be powering your next flight to Europe.
Israeli startup Umoove has attracted a lot of attention for its head- and eye-tracking technology after early reports that it might be powering a feature that does the same in Samsung's Galaxy S IV.
It might be power, but it could just as well be called poetry.
For example, the prolonging of life is considered good, and atmospheric pollution bad, but we can very well see that maybe in big laboratories where they study how to prolong life, there might be power systems which themselves produce pollution.
Finally, findings from our stratified analyses should be interpreted with caution, as there might be power concerns after stratification.
