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Some string theorists (but definitely not all!) also like the multiverse idea, because string theory (the idea that all the elementary particles are the vibration modes of tiny strings in the spacetime fabric) seems to suggest the potential existence of an enormous number of putative solutions (of order 10500) to the equations.
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Gravitational collection and coalescence is a possibility, but since in our simulations the 1 μm mode grows condensationally to become the larger mode, and the smaller mode consists of tiny CCN, this mechanism is not expected to add much mass to the condensational cloud.
Although the reversal mode of actual tiny grains may not be the coherent rotation (e.g., Williams and Dunlop, 1995), angular dependence of the Day plot parameters were indeed observed for exsolved magnetite (Gee and Meurer, 2002) as well as synthetic iron rods (Milne and Dunlop, 2006).
CoverFlow would be really handy in photo mode, too, instead of tiny thumbnails.
There is also a date display and a set of tiny LEDs that tell you what mode you're in.
A last observation, which was not seen in the case of the commercial microbeads, is the presence of tiny peaks within each azimuthal TE and TM mode more clearly seen in the red plot of Fig. 8.
(Hitching a ride on one of the millions of tiny droplets expelled during a sneeze is a particularly efficient mode of transport).
Tipstreaming in simple shear flows is a mode of droplet break-up in which the droplet develops a sigmoidal shape and a stream of tiny droplets is ruptured off the tips of the drop.
A lot of tiny lettering!
Like fifty pages of tiny little handwriting.
Fully embraced by those high numbers of tiny bubbles, hydrophobic particles readily attract the tiny bubbles to their surfaces.
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