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Researchers have found that light can slip through holes up to 10 times narrower than its wavelength.

The technique should soon be sensitive enough to study mammalian neurons, which are 10 times narrower than those of snails, Sweedler says.

However, it can be seen from Figure 7d that the bandwidth of azimuth frequency is |r 0d/(r 0d - r 0)| times narrower than the one before synchronization, which verifies the analysis in the former section.

A comparison between the experimental results of Frum et al. (1991) and Chase et al. (1992) suggests that the band widths of solid- phase C60 are 2 3 times narrower than those of gas-phase at the same temperature.

Besides high sensitivity, the Raman scatter possesses 10~100 times narrower bands than those of fluorescence and excellent anti-photobleaching properties, which avail to reduce undesirable spectral overlap and provide long and stable signal readout [9].

Because the wave crests match up along the axis of the beam, it gets concentrated into a central spot just 2 micrometers wide--10 times narrower and 100 million times brighter than in earlier atom-focusing efforts, they report in the 22 November issue of Physical Review Letters.

Mr. Benatti suggested telling your mover about street cleaning times, narrow streets or other parking restrictions at your new building, as well as any issues involved in accessing service elevators, like a low ceiling or a tight corner.

Many private foundations, such as the W. M. Keck, Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's Research, Ellison Medical Foundation, and G. Harold & Leila Y. Mathers Foundation, are willing to take on bolder ideas, as long as they fall within their, at times, narrow interests.

For Seong Ohm, Sam's Club senior vice president of merchandise business services, the at times narrow options are the result of the company's commitment to providing only cost-effective, high-value choices for its customers.

Typically, PRA is measured by competitive radioimmunoassay, but there are significant drawbacks to this technique including non-specificity, long analysis times, narrow calibration range, and the requirement for radionucleotides.

Experimental results show that higher paddle wheel speeds lead to lower mean residence time, narrower RTD profiles, and larger number of paddle passes.