Sentences with phrase «more flexible film»

We allow more flexible film sharing and exchange, so even if you want to send video to someone who is not on our system, it's completely seamless.

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Using printing techniques, the researchers fabricated flexible X-ray imager arrays on plastic films that are much more portable than the behemoths at your dentist's office.

The thin - film solar cells can be used in more flexible applications, such as so - called solar shingles, roofing materials that double as electricity generators.

Even after flexible film replaced glass in most photographers» cameras, astronomers continued to use glass to image sky observations, because the plates» rigidity meant that they would expose more evenly than film, the Australia Telescope National Facility explains on their website.

Synthesized from a combination of modified versions of the amino acid glycine, the new film is flexible, allows greater control over desired interactions through introduction of specific side chains, and is far more thermally and chemically stable than those assembled from natural polypeptides or lipids.

They're not quite ready for commercial use, though, and the team is now turning its energy toward both improving the film's multiferroic properties and exploring ways to make it even more flexible.

But the staging was also more flexible and fluid, and it was an exciting film to watch.

Peele, who wrote and directed the film, could also slide into the best director or best screenplay category, the latter of which is usually more flexible in rewarding offbeat fare (like this year's nod for the beautifully deranged The Lobster).

The prototype display uses a new polyamide film at the back instead of the usual plastic to make it thinner and, in turn, more flexible.

They are more flexible than many other companies offerings because instead of using traditional silicon transistors, their active - matrix backplane consists of organic thin film transistors (OTFTs) on PET; that's exactly the same plastic used to make cola bottles.

Jeremy Blake (1971 - 2007) used digital media to create works that function on a flexible spectrum between being more painting - like or more film - like.

Ultimately, this film offers an interesting perspective into yet another alternative way of living that seems lighter, more flexible and potentially more satisfying — even if society's laws and norms haven't caught up yet.