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These vibrating dot arrays through the Coriolis effect will generate secondary SAW, which is picked up by the SAW sensor.

All these different areas reflect different amounts of infra-red light, which is picked up by the camera.

Most patients take three capsules of Imbruvica a day, at an annual price of $148,000 — most of which is picked up by insurance.

The person in the wheelchair must puff up a cheek, which is picked up in a detector worn on the face.

Jam's breakthrough is that you can apply the same processing techniques to data which is picked with care and attention, and the results are far more effective.

What did you do?" — leaning on a chattering little sequence of notes, which is picked up in the orchestra and comes to represent "hubbub among the spectators," as the score says.

One that is inimical to many traditional conservationists, but which is picking up kudos and converts.

Its developer is using Qualcomm's Vuforia AR platform, which is picking up a head of steam in 2012.

It has already taught Toyota invaluable lessons about the used-car business, which is picking up in Japan.

The windfall payments only add fuel to the always heated discussion, which is picking up as the rent-stabilization law is set to expire in June.

With her back to the wall, nobody doubts that Hillary Clinton will put up a tenacious fight to derail the Obama bandwagon which is picking up momentum.