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In some embodiments, fluid-flow control devices described herein can be used as pumping devices to transfer a fluid by peristaltic motion and/or as valve devices to control fluid flow for various applications, e.g., in a microfluidic platform.

The present disclosure also relates to a nucleic acid (e.g., DNA) lithography method that includes, in some embodiments, adsorbing a bare nucleic acid nanostructure onto a surface of a substrate, and etching the surface of the substrate containing the bare nucleic acid nanostructure, thereby producing a patterned substrate.

In some embodiments, unused microphone opening 1104 can be configured to carry out other functions.

In some embodiments, the housing of the earbud can be symmetric so that the earbud can be worn interchangeably in either a left or a right ear of a user.

"In some embodiments, the flexible display could include thin layers of graphite designed to dissipate and spread heat generated by operation of a display of flexible display assembly and usage of the integrated flexible battery.

In some embodiments, the background reference causes an advertisement image to be tiled, or watermarked, across an end user screen behind the text of an e-mail message or public posting.

Although he consistently characterized the idea of a personal God who answers prayers as na?, and life after death as wishful thinking, Einstein resented being held up as some embodiment of atheism, which he associated with the same intolerance as that of religious fanatics.

The invention itself, some "inventive embodiments" of that invention, and all possible embodiments of that invention, which they lay claim to simply by suggesting that such and such an embodiment could potentially exist.

In some example embodiments, the client machine 110 or 112 accesses the server 118 to retrieve facial recognition data for facial recognition on the client machine 110 or 112.

He sees the importance in separating some musical embodiments from others, so to avoid pureeing music into a potentially muddled listening experience something that even music festivals are a culprit of.

This date has of course become largely associated with the humble haggis: to some the embodiment of culinary excellence, to others, a frightful concoction of offal and oats.