In addition, piezoresistive SU-8 cantilever sensors have been used as artificial nose for environment monitoring applications such as detection of gases like carbon monoxide (CO) and moisture.
But in his career Cohen might have never taken more risk than he has now, leaping into a digital music environment nose-first, where his hardwired standards and intuitions are outmoded.
This paper presents the findings of an experimental investigation into the effects of cutting speed, feed rate, depth of cut, nose radius and cutting environment in CNC turning of AISI P-20 tool steel.
There's a good chance that our ideas about what's beautiful are informed by how well-suited a particular nose is to its environment, the researchers noted.
Healthy carriers can transmit S. aureus by shedding the bacteria from the nose or other carriage sites into the environment and the air [31].
Last week environment secretary, Owen Paterson, put Gallic noses out of joint by failing to pitch up in Paris, where he was supposed to be leading a trade delegation to flog British "fizz and fromage".
S. aureus is a dessication tolerant organism with the ability to survive in potentially dry and stressful environments, such as the human nose and on skin and inanimate surfaces such as clothing and surfaces [ 16].
It seems that bats can pick up white nose from other bats, and also from the environment.
A problem commonly encountered by all surgical staff in theaters is the slipping of glasses down the bridge of the nose, especially during long operations and with the warm environment of theaters, following perspiration.
To simulate the bombardment in a real-world environment, the sample is thermostated (via Nose-Hoover scheme) to 300 K before bombardment and left to evolve freely during approximately 0.1 to 1 ps (depending on incident energy) simulation time.
