Sentences with phrase «of tiny magnets»

She then lined it with a new, soft epidermis made of seven fabric strips, loosely sewn together, draped in folds and kept in place by hundreds of tiny magnets.

The most complicated installation is undoubtedly [sic] which occupies the entire back wall and is installed with hundreds of tiny magnets.

To store data in such drives, the spin of tiny magnets are flipped up or down to represent the 1s and 0s of binary code.

«We have shown we can use room - temperature, plastic electronic devices that allow us to see the orientation of the tiniest magnets in nature — the spins in the smallest atomic nuclei,» says physics professor Christoph Boehme, one of the study's principal authors.

Not exact matches

Along with the goodies offered by my fellow panelists, I'll be giving away a bunch of cool Lunch Tray magnets (featuring a tiny reproduction of a vintage school lunch poster) as well as two vintage lunch trays.

WASHINGTON — Mattel announced recalls Tuesday for 9 million more Chinese - made toys, including popular Barbie, Polly Pocket and «Cars» movie items, and warned that more could be ordered off store shelves because of lead paint and tiny magnets that could be swallowed.

People Blocks are specifically for the tiny hands of infants and toddlers — those age 12 - months and up — and will help develop motor and creative skills at an early age while having fun building and exploring their creativity with the power of magnets!

The approach he pursued used powerful magnets to pack a superheated gas, or plasma, into a volume so tiny that some of the gas atoms» nuclei would fuse together, resulting in a dramatic energy release.

Spin is a property of electrons that makes the electron act like a tiny magnet.

Microchips made from tiny magnets rather than conventional power - hungry transistors may enable intensive number - crunching tasks like codebreaking or image - processing using a fraction of the power.

Many animals — including bees, fish, pigeons, and whales — possess a specialized set of neurological receptors containing tiny magnets, which allow them to sense and navigate by the geomagnetic field.

If you provide energy in the form of radio waves, these tiny magnets can switch orientation and give off a resonance frequency that changes predictably based on the strength of the magnetic field.

The tiny fossils might have been hard to isolate from the surrounding rock, but researchers were able to take advantage of the presence of iron oxide to dissolve the limestone and pull the fossils from the resulting slurry with a magnet.

These atomic magnets tend to point in the same direction, like an array of tiny compasses fixated on a common magnetic point.

Hearts are promising organs for the new technology because introducing nanoparticles into the wide - open spaces of the organ's atria and ventricles presents less of a challenge than incorporating the tiny magnets all throughout more solid structures like brains or livers, according to Kelvin Brockbank of Clemson University and Tissue Testing LLC, one of the authors of the paper who spoke to reporters during a 28 February teleconference.

Each of the 4 atoms at the vertex of the tetrahedral pyramid carries an internal tiny magnet also called spin, which is usually represented by an arrow pointing towards the north.

The solution, developed by Haselton and colleagues at Vanderbilt University, was the extractionator, a tool that keeps body fluids sterile while tiny magnets extract disease biomarkers, like proteins or bits of DNA, that can be the telltale sign of an infection.

Those metals can be magnetized because each of their atoms acts like a tiny bar magnet.

But he and his colleagues were looking for new ways to manipulate and assemble tiny pieces of tissue using magnets — a much harder feat, he says, because for an object smaller than about 20 microns, «the magnetic force scales so much down that it couldn't lift its own gravitational weight.»

When the powerful electrical currents running through the LHC came to bear on that tiny piece of solder, the resulting heat set off a cascade of events, ending in a sudden release of helium that blew aside several of the collider's massive superconducting magnets.

«Tiny super magnets could be the future of drug delivery.»

But excitation induced by a rise in temperature can introduce tiny defects in these chains, Castelnovo says — in the bar - magnet analogue, one of the magnets is flipped, breaking the head - to - tail continuity.

Internally, the tiny magnetic components in spin ices arrange themselves head to tail in strings, like chains of bar magnets stretching across a table in different directions.

Internally, the tiny magnetic components arrange themselves head to tail in strings, like chains of bar magnets stretching across a table in different directions.

Electrons and nuclei can act like tiny bar magnets with a spin that is assigned a directional state of either «up» or «down.»

RHIC is unique in that it uses specialized magnets to strategically align the spins of billions of tiny protons so they are mostly pointing in a particular direction as they circulate and collide.

This technique, tried and perfected at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC)-- a particle collider and U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science User Facility at Brookhaven National Laboratory — orients the colliding protons» spins in a particular direction, somewhat like tiny bar magnets with their North poles all pointing up.

A material becomes magnetic when most of its atoms — which behave like tiny magnets — point in the same direction.

The tiny city of Alberobello is like a magnet for tourists that flock here in summer, so the period between November and April is the best to avoid crowds.

Its rear cover with tiny dimples and matte finish makes it look more sophisticated and less of a fingerprint magnet that the S4.

Basically, from what I've gathered, tiny weighted electro - magnets are attached to each of the trackpads, and they deliver a range of force and vibration, which allows «precise control over frequency, amplitude, and direction of movement.»