Sentences with phrase «extremely small forces»

It is possible to move graphene ribbons with a length of 5 to 50 nanometers using extremely small forces (2 to 200 piconewtons).
How do you visualise the extremely small forces connected to processes in our body, such as embryonic growth and development?

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Our survey, conducted April 27 through May 2, assessed the existing primary candidates in the Republican and Democratic parties and explored the issues of greatest impact to small - business owners — a significant force in the U.S. economy as well as an extremely engaged segment of the electorate.
Various forces such as surface adhesion or electrostatic charge cause the particles to adhere to each other in systems with extremely small particles measuring only a few micrometres.
On extremely tiny scales, far smaller than an atom, all matter and all forces may consist of vibrating strings of energy.
The Vacanti lab's technique includes what they call an «extremely important step» that was not described in the Nature paper or updated protocol published earlier: forcing the mature cells through very small pipettes for at least 25 minutes before exposing them to the acid solution.
Thus, one must be extremely careful in assuming a cyclical forcing is too small to cause the observed effect.
When the domain is forced by monthly winds, the vertical velocities over flat bathymetry are extremely small most of the time; however, in simulations forced by daily and six - hourly winds and heat fluxes, the magnitude of the vertical velocities is several times larger than for monthly winds throughout the water column.
Coby: «Milankovic cycles» Actually, the article in question does address the issues you mentioned, but in a very broad way: «The other line of evidence concerns the very clear energy excess at and about one cycle = 100 ka; where the orbital forcing is extremely small, but where various hypotheses have been proposed whereby non-linear interactions in the climate system can rectify the higher frequency forcing into a very large lower frequency response.»
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