Sentences with phrase «microscopic detail of»

Born in Latvia in 1938, Vija Celmins is best known for her intricate, monochromatic drawings of a select range of subjects; meticulous renderings of the surface of the ocean, the vastness of the night sky or the microscopic detail of a spider's web.

Microscopic detail of the surface of a peach.

Pan, Schweitzer and their team used both scanning and transmission electron microscopy to get microscopic details of the feather's surface and its internal structure.

«Every object we want to make transparent has to be irradiated with its own specific pattern — depending on the microscopic details of the scattering process inside.

We're very used to seeing butterflies, plants, feathers and animal prints inspiring interior design, but this trend goes closer, exposing the microscopic details of flora and fauna.

Not exact matches

The table would be entirely too long (millions of lines), too detailed, and too «microscopic» for easy comprehension.

This special issue addresses modern developments in controlling and manipulating light: how light - based technologies are shrinking and becoming faster (Koenderink et al., p. 516); how recent theoretical developments in the manipulation of light are being implemented to provide materials with properties not available in nature (Pendry et al., p. 521); how the quantum properties of light are being exploited in new technologies (Walmsley, p. 525); and how new light sources are coming online that can probe the structure of matter on spatial and time scales that provide an exquisitely detailed picture of our microscopic world (Miao et al., p. 530).

Researchers at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering have demonstrated that deep learning, a powerful form of artificial intelligence, can discern and enhance microscopic details in photos taken by smartphones.

The advance in modern microscopic experimental methods, especially crossed molecular beams and laser technology, has made it possible to explore the dynamics and mechanisms of important elementary chemical reactions in great detail.

«At the very microscopic level,» he says, «we have developed techniques like two - photon microscopy, which allows extremely detailed examinations of structures and processes within cells.»

But Carnot, later lauded as a pioneer in establishing the second law of thermodynamics, didn't have to know those particulars, because thermodynamics is insensitive to microscopic details.

Scanning the bones using microscopic computer tomography at a materials science institute in Berlin and the University of Rostock has yielded detailed, 3D images of these injuries.

Microscopic analyses of chondrites, the oldest rocks in the solar system, are filling in details of what our neighborhood in space was like shortly before the planets formed

Larvae of different species can appear nearly identical, and traditional identification methods are based on detailed microscopic examination, a process that can take a long time.

Now that we know partial transmission processes can be important, researchers can build microscopic models and simulations to explore them in more detail, and engineers can design devices that enhance or take advantage of this aspect of thermal conductance for a variety of materials.»

«To be able to see this kind of microscopic detail in social evolution, that's a big deal, that's something we can sink our teeth into,» said Clark.

AFM achieves this level of detail by using a microscopic stylus — similar to a needle on a record player — that barely makes contact with the surface of the material being studied.

In such a makeshift cosmos, the fine details of the microscopic world and the farthest stars might only be filled in by the programmers on the rare occasions that people study them with scientific equipment.

By joining forces with Professor Wim Versées at the VIB research center for structural biology, the scientists were able to figure out the three - dimensional structure of Skywalker, making it possible to study the protein in microscopic detail.

To strengthen the case, he says, researchers need to perform a detailed microscopic analysis to confirm the absence of the organelles.

An artificial neural network is used to transform low - resolution microscopic images of samples into high - resolution images, revealing more details of the sample, which could be crucial for pathology and medical diagnostics.

The detailed mechanisms of how the oceans contribute to this global carbon cycle at the microscopic scale, and which microbes have a leadership role in the breakdown process, are complex and convoluted problems to solve.

A detailed understanding of the physics of individual atoms interacting with each other at the microscopic level can lead to the discovery of novel emergent phenomena, help guide the synthesis of new materials, and even aid future drug development.

Computer simulations offer the possibility to study matter with microscopic detail and predict properties solely based on an accurate description of molecular interactions.

Ren and Zhang have done just that, generating detailed models using electron microscopic images of a single protein.

X-ray-based experiments at Berkeley Lab will simulate — in microscopic detail — spacecraft parachute fabric performance in the extreme conditions of other planets» atmospheres.

For each mouse line, Lexicon provided not only the mouse strain itself, but also detailed, objective data on the impact of the specific gene deletion on the mouse's phenotype, which includes appearance, health, fitness, behavior, ability to reproduce, and radiological and microscopic data.

For each mouse line, Deltagen provided the mouse strain, but also detailed, objective data on the impact of the specific gene deletion on the mouse's phenotype, which includes appearance, health, fitness, behavior, ability to reproduce, and radiological and microscopic data.

In extending a short story to feature length without embellishing it — at least in the plotting — Loktev suffuses the film with the kind of intimate, microscopic detail and observation that's more common to literature than cinema.

Eventually, visitors will be able to locate the book they want and specify, down to the most microscopic detail, the way it will be presented to them: as white characters on a black background, as a Braille printout, as text spoken and displayed simultaneously, or any of a hundred other permutations.

Microscopic traffic simulation models enable transportation agencies to conduct detailed analyses of work zone mobility performance measures during the planning and scheduling process.

«The effect is the result of microscopic details that scatter light and show only the color wavelengths of the iridescent blue we perceive in their vibrant wings,» Lexus said.

The end result is a work of extraordinary detail that appears to be a pattern from a distance, and speaks of the passage of time and the link between the microscopic and the infinite.

Step back to survey the broad sweep of landscape and all detail is lost; stoop in, taking the dizzying plunge to microscopic level and find yourself inching across the surface in an examination of minutiae at the very threshold of visibility.

Lot 25 is an very fine untitled work by Richter that is dramatic departure from his «blurry» pictures: it is an extremely detailed, very colorful large work of microscopic intensity.

Goldbaum highlights a linear simplicity of negative space and tone, while juxtaposing, detailed, often microscopic, pops of rainbows, liquid, and flesh - like substances.

Her work ranges from the microscopic to the macroscopic as she magnifies the minute details shown in images of disease cultures and enlarges them to cosmic proportions, or conversely references seductive mood - altering pharmaceuticals using blown glass.

While Gill's immense nine - metre decorative calico scroll may prompt the viewer to stand back to take in the piece's extensive figures and patterns in their entirety, the minute scale of Hutchinson's drawings in contrast require the microscopic detail be studied up close and with the aid of a magnifying glass.

Whether zooming in to microscopic details in a work or zooming out to the monolithic effort of a career, Sawa's overall enterprise coheres both formally and thematically.

It wasn't even unclear in the context of the discussion; later I talked explicitly about detailed balance at the microscopic scale.