Sentences with phrase «microns apart»
The images appeared in planes 50 microns apart for red and higher spacings for shorter wavelengths.
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In the device created by Changhuei Yang and his team at the California Institute of Technology, light shines on a liquid sample flowing through a narrow channel, below which are one - micron - wide apertures spaced 10 microns apart.
«A key result of our work is that if contacts on a nanotube are less than 1 micron apart, the electronic properties of the nanotube change from conductor to semiconductor, due to the presence of overlapping depletion zones, which shrink but are still present even in clean nanotubes,» Barron said.
On an iPhone, you get two pixels which are half an inch apart but the Pixel 2 benefits from two pixels which are less than a micron apart.
What is different is that Google is much better at computer recognition, and it's gathering depth data from the dual - pixel system, where the half - pixels are literally less than a micron apart on a single image sensor.
Not exact matches
Flying 220 kilometers apart, the GRACE satellites constantly monitor their distance from each other with microwave pulses, down to microns.
The tick marks are spaced one - fifth of a millimeter (200 microns) apart.