Sentences with phrase «into micron»

In experiments published Tuesday, July 14 in the journal Nature Communications, the researchers used biochemical and biophysical cues to prompt stem cells to differentiate and self - organize into micron - scale cardiac tissue, including microchambers.

In experiments to be published Tuesday, July 14, in the journal Nature Communications, the researchers used biochemical and biophysical cues to prompt stem cells to differentiate and self - organize into micron - scale cardiac tissue, including microchambers.

Not exact matches

Micron's (MU) latest innovation is to take its existing DRAM chips and its NAND flash chips, add a little extra circuitry to them and insert them into a module alongside a third logic chip that tells the data where to go.

Bruce Kane at the University of Maryland in College Park sprayed charged graphene flakes a micron wide into a vacuum chamber.

One key to the microscope's success is its powerful 2 - photon laser, which emits pulses that probe up to 300 microns deep into the brain.

The downside to these one - or two - micron - thick films is that they can only convert about 5 % to 10 % of incoming sunlight into electricity, versus up to 25 % for thicker silicon wafers.

Chesters noted that at 6.7 microns, we see down only halfway into the atmosphere, roughly to the altitude that jet airlines cruise.

The team mixed molybdenum disulfide with water and used the printing process to expel micron - size droplets into an enclosed area about 2 feet high.

Oxidized nitrogen becomes part of photochemical smog and ozone and is a major component of the infamous PM 2.5, particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter that decreases visibility and is harmful when inhaled because it can penetrate deeply into the lungs.

When these forces meet, they launch a jet of water into the air that contains droplets ranging in size from one to 100 microns.

This suggests a process in which the glacier scrapes material from the rocks and grinds it into a fine paste, then spreads it across the rock surface to form a very thin layer only a few microns thick.

To test his hypothesis, he and his colleagues carried out experiments on living mammalian cells, into which they injected tiny plastic beads ranging in size from 0.5 to 1.5 microns — a range that covers most major organelles.

In a paper published online this month in Nano Letters, the Penn State team and colleagues from UT Dallas, the Naval Research Laboratory, Sandia National Lab, and labs in Taiwan and Saudi Arabia, discovered that the tungsten diselenide layer grew in perfectly aligned triangular islands 1 - 3 microns in size that slowly coalesced into a single crystal up to 1 centimeter square.

Measuring just microns across, these tiny devices convert light into electrons, whose subsequent movement generates an electronic signal.

Once inside the lungs, the microscopic fungal spore transforms into a spherule (pictured), a podlike structure 10 to 20 times the size of the original spore (30 or 40 microns, or about half the width of a human hair).

«We successfully adopted a technology to confine electrons into microscopic devices, on the scale of few microns.

Polymer LEDs (PLEDs)-- a form of the organic light - emitting - diode displays now going into extravagantly expensive, vanishingly thin televisions — are mere microns thick and pliable.

The Stanford team tested their technology on a custom - made solar absorber — a device that mimics the properties of a solar cell without producing electricity — covered with a micron - scale pattern designed to maximize the capability to dump heat, in the form of infrared light, into space.

The team loads an image 30 microns wide — about one - third the width of a human hair — into the fiber.

In ongoing studies, the researchers spray influenza virus into the noses of volunteers via a mist, created by an atomizer that only produces particles larger than 10 microns.

The processes that convert these tiny grains, each a few millionths of a metre (a micron) across, into aggregates a few centimetres in size, and the mechanism for making kilometre - sized «planetesimals» into planetary cores, are both well understood.

A dense array of pores begins to form on the surface and they move together into the body of the crystal, at a few microns a minute.

Scientists have started shrinking sensors from millimeters or microns in size to the nanometer scale, small enough to circulate within living bodies and to mix directly into construction materials.

The researchers shaped this polymer into a 1.5 - millimeter sensor that could be implanted in tissue during a biopsy; they also created smaller particles (tens of microns long) that can be injected through a needle.

This infrared image combines data from NASAs Spitzer Space Telescope with shorter - wavelength observations from the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS), letting us peer into the clouds of dust wrapped around this stellar nursery.

The instruments also have the capability for imaging and spectroscopy in the wavelength range 2 - 180 micron in the pointed observation mode, occasionally inserted into the continuous survey operation.

Fine particles measure 2.5 microns or less in size (approximately 1 / 30th the diameter of a human hair) and can penetrate deep into the body's respiratory system.

On the front, the Redmi S2 has a 16 - megapixel sensor that has 2 - micron pixel size - combining four pixels into one pixel.

Hypothesis A — Because the atmospheric radiation is completely absorbed in the first few microns it will cause evaporation of the surface layer, which takes away the energy from the back radiation as latent heat into the atmosphere.

Bob, the mechanism is that CO2 converts 15 micron radiation into kinetic energy.

DLR penetrates 10 microns into the ocean so to find out if it causes evaporation (and it's increasing) a study of night - time ocean evaporation would be required, has anyone come across such a study?

Therefore, any absorption band within spitting distance of 57 microns should be taken into account with respect to radiative - transfer effects on the energy - transport question; anything very far away need not be.

1) Has amount of energy radiated into space at 13 - 18 micron reduced over the past 30 years?

This need translates into a need for particulate matter 10 microns or less in size (PM - 10) air emission credits, whose purchase or provision is currently constrained by both market conditions and litigation, thus precluding the development of new and replacement generation that produces such emissions.

This happens in the top 100 microns or less — giving a cool skin effect that is constantly renewed at the velocity of photons in the atmosphere and mixed into the ocean surface at the speed of eddies and waves.

This must result in about 85 times as much infrared radiation from the Sun, at 3.3 microns wavelength, being sent back into space by the absorption and re-radiation from methane molecules in the upper atmosphere as could be re-radiated into the lower atmosphere for infrared radiation sourced from the warmed Earth.

Moving water into the gas phase, 1 micron away from the surface of droplets (evaporation) needs the same amount of work required to lift it to a height of 230 km above Earth's surface.

• PM - 10 2009 — Particulate matter concentrations refer to fine suspended particulates less than 10 microns in diameter (PM10) that are capable of penetrating deep into the respiratory tract and causing significant health damage.

Because the atmospheric radiation is completely absorbed in the first few microns it will cause evaporation of the surface layer, which takes away the energy from the back radiation as latent heat into the atmosphere.

In this case the water need to only move «into» the last few microns to be radiated.

All that has happened there is that the region above the cooler 1 mm deep layer has been subdivided into the Knudson layer which heats up a lot and a few microns below it which heats up a little less.

So the only part of the ocean where DLR will effect convection is the last 10 microns and then the momentum of the convection only needs to get the water into that region where it will then radiate or evaporate.

(Brennen, 1995) In gas - free water, the pressure due to interfacial curvature rapidly drives micron - sized bubbles into solution, but in air - saturated water (22 mg l - 1 at STP), but in the presence of film - forming impurities, either present naturally or intentionally added, microbubbles may last for tens to hundreds of seconds.

RE: 91 Benford's idea (as best I understand it) is to use diatomaceous earth milled to 0.1 micron in diameter and release this over the Arctic to selectively scatter (not reflect) UV light back into space and then apply the strategy globally.

A long - distance dust transport from the Western Sahara, through Southern Europe, into the Eastern Mediterranean brings mainly fine fraction with size less than 1 micron.

However at 3, 4, 5 - 8 amd 14 - 18 micron the absorption by water and CO2 blocks the direct radiation into space.

In practice the radiation into space is pretty much the black body spectrum you would expect for a body at about 290K with reductions at particular wavelengths particularly between 5 and 8 micron and between 14 and 18 micron as you describe in your text.

The P20 Pro uses a kind of pixel - binning, combining four pixels into one, equivalent to 2 microns in size, to work magic in darker conditions.