Sentences with phrase «into tiny»

Microfluidics engineers grapple with it when they try to pack as many drug - delivery bubbles as they need into a tiny capillary tube, and manufacturers confront it when they try to cut shipping costs by packing as many bouncy balls into as small a package as possible.

With some tweaks to their genetic code, microbes can be turned into tiny workhorses:

With their torsos slumped into tiny vests attached to a bar, the paralyzed cats were positioned with their hind paws on a treadmill.

CT scans helped explain how the wings can be both strong enough to hold the insects aloft and easily foldable into a tiny package.

Nanoscale cracks resembling the spider's slit organs break up the metal film into tiny tiles.

He made the particles by atomizing a dispersion of graphene - based sheets into tiny water droplets.

Comblike structures called gill - rakers trap the plankton and funnel them into tiny gullets.

They placed the beads onto silicon and etched them down into a tiny, sharp spear shape.

Histone is a protein that acts like a spool for DNA, helping to package the six - foot long DNA strand into the tiny nucleus of every cell.

Even though the reproductive age for humans is around 15 — 45 years old, the precursor cells that go on to produce human eggs or sperm are formed much earlier, when the fertilized egg grows into a tiny ball of cells in the mother's womb.

Within a few days, the multiplying cells self - aggregate into tiny balls of neural tissue.

Now, scientists at Boston University's Center for Regenerative Medicine (CReM) have announced two major findings that further our understanding of this process: the ability to grow and purify the earliest lung progenitors that emerge from human stem cells, and the ability to differentiate these cells into tiny «bronchospheres» that model cystic fibrosis.

Then, she grew them into tiny balls of cells, which she called «bronchospheres.»

As when he worked on the human genome, Venter is relying on a radical technique called shotgun sequencing: He chops up vast amounts of DNA into tiny pieces and then uses sophisticated computer analyzers to piece them back together into intelligible genes and chromosomes.

The recipe, described in Nature, allows human pluripotent stem cells to spontaneously attempt to assemble into a tiny approximation of a whole brain by making whatever brain structures the stem cells choose.

He created a pair of feet with toes made of laminated blades that he could jam into tiny rock fissures far too slim to hold a normal human foot.

But Vicki Colvin, a chemist at Rice University in Houston, Texas, found that buckyballs can cluster into tiny, soluble crystals that aquatic organisms could absorb.

Graham and colleagues from various disciplines will spend three days cutting the cores into tiny pieces using stainless steel spatulas.

Dye molecules can fall off the TiO2 particles and dissolve into tiny pockets of water that have seeped into the cell.

The Cypher stent can bend 90 degrees and snake into tiny arteries.

After reviewing the literature, the researchers believe that BIA - ALCL may occur as a result of inflammation surrounding the breast implant, and tissue that grows into the tiny holes in the textured implant may prolong that inflammation.

Beneath the yellow canola stubble at his feet, stray seeds have sprouted into tiny sprigs of green.

The shoe had sprung free from gear stuffed between me and my three colleagues packed into a tiny prop plane.

The temperature increase triggered a chemical transformation within the sediment, pushing water out of the mineral crystals and into tiny pores between the grains.

These pockets require another protein to have exactly the right shape to inject a corresponding amino acid into the tiny coastal boundaries created by the protectors.

To figure out how this happened, Harvard University planetary scientists paired with researchers working at Sandia National Laboratories» Z machine and shot metal projectiles into tiny iron squares at up to 55,000 mph.

«Breaking down metal oxide into tiny particles increases its surface area and exposes lots of ultra-small, interconnected grain boundaries that become active sites for the water - splitting catalytic reaction,» Cui said.

He carefully inserted a needle into the tiny incision.

Or we can slide it into a tiny crevice — anywhere, really.

They also flashed lights into their tiny participants» eyes, played them single tones from an mp3 player attached to a pair of speakers and touched their feet gently.

Such organisms cram meters of genetic material into the tiny nuclei by wrapping strands of DNA around clusters of proteins called histones (SN: 1/10/15, p. 32).

It can shred 12 sheets of paper at a time into tiny, confetti - sized particles.

Able to handle 12 sheets of paper at a time and using an auto start and stop feature, the Royal turns your private information into tiny, unrecognizable pieces.

This fascinating gadget turns almost any type of food into tiny, caviar - shaped spheres that look like and taste absolutely amazing.

And, finally, it wouldn't be a liquid nitrogen show without shattering a bouquet of flowers into tiny pieces.

It comes with 3 Billion CFU packed into every tiny pearl.

You can respond by trying to hold things together by force, tightening a vice-like grip that ends up crushing into tiny pieces the very things you want to protect.

To conclude, despite all the numbers and analysis, this is not about chopping the electorate up into tiny segments.

Later they piled into the tiny church for a remembrance service, punctuated by many a Hallelujah and Praise Jesus.

While out and about in Stratford I have seen some desperate situations - a working family of seven crammed into a tiny two bedroom terraced house, for example.»

I wish he would be torn limb from limb and chainsawed into tiny little pieces, that would be burned.

If you don't entertain them, you can't pack hundreds of MPs into a tiny chamber and expect them to behave

If you can fold it into a tiny enough chunk to stuff it in there.

Cut food for toddlers into tiny pieces.

When my pullets began laying eggs in the winter of 2009, I began designing custom egg carton labels for myself, which evolved into a tiny home - based business making custom labels for others.

It folds into a tiny bag and weighs next to nothing, so is ideal for transporting your toddler occasionally when they're too tired to walk, and you need a bit of help to carry them!

I'd fixed him a plate of our dinner, but cut it into tiny pieces, the perfect finger food size.

Plus, lugging your entire diaper bag into a tiny airport bathroom can be a bit of a hassle.

OxiClean ® Spray - A-Way ™ prevents these problems and packs incredible instant stain removal power into a tiny spray bottle.

Pumpkin pie — smash or cut up both the filling and curst (if the crust is soft enough) into tiny pieces