On top of a output signal compression, static deflections, which can mask the tiny motions of the ossicles, are reduced.
"Now we can figure out how much energy is in the jets," says Kaaret--a rare opportunity, because tracing even tiny motions of black-hole jets in other galaxies is difficult.
"I want people to look around and see what's out there in this world of tiny motions," said Mr. Freeman.
Finder's technology works around those problems by using radar to search for the tiny motions that are characteristic of a living, breathing human.
The thrilling future of computing: a tiny, motion-sensing device that sits in front of your laptop or PC and tracks your hand gestures.
"If I promise to be quiet, will you come back and keep me company?" She walked away, not waiting for an answer, and he thought of all the tiny motions — the vertebrae one after another sliding against each other, the hip joints swivelling in their sockets, the tarsals and metatarsals flexing and straightening — that make up departure.
While "hearing" the vibrations of bubbles is interesting in its own right, translating those tiny motions into an organic visual spectacle, sans-animation or CGI, is fascinating.
Astronomers had found nearly all the known exoplanets by using a variety of indirect means, the most effective of which was to look for tiny changes in the motion of a star along its line of sight, indicating the presence of one or more orbiting planets.
Company Chief Executive Elon Musk said in a tweet at the time that there was a "tiny glitch" in the motion of the upper stage engine actuator that was "worth investigating".
The first steps on the long path to the invention of artificial molecular machines were arguably taken in 1827 when the Scottish botanist Robert Brown observed the haphazard motion of tiny particles under his microscope.
