Sentences with phrase «square millimeter»

The team found that people have large numbers of neural stem cells and progenitors early in life — an average of 1618 young neurons per square millimeter of brain tissue at birth.

If this is the case, then, my logical conclusion is that the relative hotness between chile peppers is determined by the concentration or density of the capsaicinoids per square millimeter of the pepper bodies.

The temperature sensor is integrated into a small chip measuring 0.15 × 0.15 square millimeters in area.

«Previously, people were only able to grow a few square millimeters of high - mobility graphene at a time, and it required very high temperatures, long periods of time, and many steps,» says Caltech physics professor Nai - Chang Yeh, the Fletcher Jones Foundation Co-Director of the Kavli Nanoscience Institute and the corresponding author of the new study.

The researchers found dozens of graphite particles in a small dark patch on the sample — a region just 0.1 square millimeter in area — as well as seven needle - shaped rolls of carbon called graphite whiskers.

Reasoning that water availability might play a role in spiciness, the researchers brought the plants back to a greenhouse in Seattle and counted how many stomata, or microscopic pores, each plant had per square millimeter of leaf area.

Mapping the structure of the human brain is a daunting task: Billions of cells make vast numbers of connections, and tracing these tangled fibers is so labor - intensive that analyzing just one square millimeter of tissue takes years.

A preference for food with, you know, lots of flavor, has led me to seek out dishes that have the absolute most taste per square millimeter, and that search has led to making sun - dried tomatoes — concentrated little morsels of tomatoes» sweet - and - savory - ness — at home.

The component has a base area of less than one millionth of a square millimeter without the data transmission rate being affected adversely.

The team was able to pack about five transistors into a square millimeter, whereas integrated circuit chips in today's computers cram millions into the same space.

The bacteria - encrusted samples withstood a force of about 50 grams per square millimeter — the equivalent of placing a brick on your foot.

State - of - the - art consumer camera detectors, by comparison, carry 16.6 million light sensors spread over 1,600 square millimeters, and their numbers have improved rapidly in recent years.

Our retinas contain 127 million photoreceptors spread over 1,100 square millimeters.

These expensive materials can be used here because the components are tiny: of the order of square millimeters.

Derived from research the firm's founders did at MIT, the PhlatLight is a much bigger LED, with a light - emitting area of 12 square millimeters.

Sönnichsen's team of scientists have designed a sensor no larger than the head of a pin but capable of performing a hundred different individual tests on a surface that is only of one - tenth of a square millimeter in area.

Part of the reason is that individual LEDs are typically quite small; the surface area of the semiconductor material that emits light is only about one square millimeter.

So bright, in fact, it appears that all the light hitting Earth is confined to a square millimeter.

Instead of capturing images covering one square millimeter of the brain, they could capture images covering more than 9.5 square millimeters.

The problem was that conventional two - photon microscopy systems could only look at approximately one square millimeter of brain tissue at a time.

Hawkes et al. offer a solution: an adhesive consisting of 24 tiles that distribute loads evenly among themselves, offering the same adhesive strength for sizes from a square millimeter to the area of a human hand.

When the researchers measured how pungent each of the pepper plants was, they found that plants which produce only hot chilies tended to have two or three more stomata per square millimeter than the others, suggesting that they would do poorly under desert conditions.

In 1964, there were about 30 transistors on a chip measuring about 4 square millimeters.

Intel's «Ivy Bridge» quad - core chips, the third - generation Core i7 found found in the newest Mac and Windows PCs, has 1.4 billion transistors on a surface area of 160 square millimeters — and there are chips with even more.

By comparison, in rats that had received probiotics, two portions of the intestines had 14 and 21 bacteria, on average, per square millimeter, the researchers report in an upcoming Gut.

In animals that had drunk plain water, about 100 bacteria clung to each square millimeter of the tissue's inner walls.

There is not a square millimeter on my body that is not slippery and sweaty.

«We went over every square millimeter,» Peters said in the team's quest to optimize cooling while attempting to maintain a cohesive Corvette look.

Indeed, every square millimeter has been accounted for, says project manager Michele Giaramita, leaving room for only the tiniest of cargo compartments, some 40 liters in capacity, in front of the firewall and behind the front radiators, whose fans are visible through slots in the hood.

Dude are you serious is it now DDR4 I can't make that out in the image Friggen awesome if it is and no bro I was referring to the following: «The chip covers an area of 363 square millimeters and is built in a 28 - nanometer state - of - the - art manufacturing process.

Wasn't it previously 170.3 Gb / sec (68.3 Gb / sec (8 DDR3) + 102 Gb / sec (32 MB Esram)-RRB- and then 196 Gb / sec now 200 Gb / sec... nice and umm was the 32 MB of Esram increased as well «The chip covers an area of 363 square millimeters and is built in a 28 - nanometer state - of - the - art manufacturing process.

The prototype sensor they built is less than a square millimeter, and fully self - powered in sunlight.

While iFixit was busy tearing down the iPhone 7 Plus, the experts at Chipworks opened up an iPhone 7 to take a close look at the chips included on the device's logic board.The new A10 Fusion chip at the heart of the iPhone 7 is the most significant feature to be examined, with Chipworks noting the chip is indeed manufactured by TSMC with a die size of roughly 125 square millimeters.

The key is not to clog every square millimeter of the page.