Sentences with phrase «through microscopic»

Collected and prepared gram staining slides necessary for examination; identified various range of bacteria through microscopic inspection.

We are reluctant to recommend testing for members of breeds where we have not yet proven susceptibility to DM through microscopic examination of spinal cords from deceased dogs that exhibited symptoms of the disease.

Definitive diagnosis is made by observing adult segments or through microscopic identification of eggs in the feces.

The granulomas themselves have a distinctive cellular pattern that can be distinguished through microscopic inspection.

Most worms can only be detected through microscopic examination.

Diagnosis occasionally is made through microscopic evaluation of a specially prepared sample of feces.

Closing the list is the Bridgestone Blizzak W965 winter tire featuring the Tube Multicell tread compound that disperses water through microscopic pores and circumferential microchannels, hence its excellence ability on wet and snow - covered asphalt.

What he ended up describing was basically a doorway to unexplored dimensions, witnessed when Lang traveled through this microscopic realm.

Through the microscopic realism of its portrait of three American no - hopers, played here by a stellar trio of John Goodman, Damian Lewis and Tom Sturridge, it reverberates with political and ethical possibilities.

When implanted, the combination of the structure, stiffness and chemistry of the bio-glass would encourage cartilage cells to grow through microscopic pores.

The researchers view their system as an alternative to the microfluidic devices now commonly used in biological research, in which biological solutions are pumped through microscopic channels connected by mechanical valves.

The software is designed to run on the MinION, an instrument the size of a credit card that pulls in strands of DNA through its microscopic pores and reads out sequences of nucleotides, or the DNA letters A, T, C, G.

The simplest «experiment» is to watch as a container full of liquid helium suddenly springs a leak as it is cooled below the lambda point and the frictionless superfluid fraction begins to pour through microscopic cracks that the normal liquid fraction can not enter.

Through microscopic observation of tissue sections from limpet gonads, she confirmed the stages of egg and sperm development.

Because they have no internal resistance to flow, ultracold helium - 4 or helium - 3 slips through microscopic holes, flows effortlessly uphill, and flouts efforts to contain for study.

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Now comes word of another moonshot project from the company's Google X division: an ingestible disease - detecting pill containing thousands of microscopic magnetic particles that course through a person's bloodstream in search of malignant cells, according to the Associated Press.

Ahlberg's team instead looked at a single specimen of Psarolepis, slicing through the jawbone, skull bones, and scales to get a microscopic peek at their internal structure and so identify what they were made of.

Beneath the surface of the LiNbO3, microscopic channels, or «waveguides,» are created to confine light passing through.

In fact, putting aside microscopic processes happening inside atoms, everything we see can be accounted for in terms of particles interacting through just gravity and electromagnetism.

But it's only because it's on the microscopic level that this structure can overcome the problem of maintenance: the molecules that control the wheel and axle reach it by diffusing through the cell's cytoplasm.

He contends that at the front edge of his evolving block universe, the uncertain future crystallizes into the past through a sequence of microscopic quantum events.

With worms as his subjects, he plumbs the cellular mechanisms driving the complex protein interactions regulating lifespan, some of which — remarkably — have been conserved through evolution all the way from his microscopic Caenorhabditis elegans to us.

High - frequency sound can kill microscopic pathogens, but the sound waves normally need to travel through a contact medium such as water or gel, limiting the use of ultrasound as a germicide.

Radio signals won't travel through a liquid, and chemical forms of communication work only across large or microscopic distances.

In a second piece, Wise explained how a marine ecologist is using robots (with casings made from surplus fire extinguishers) to mimic the motions of microscopic marine life, including crab larvae, as they move through ocean waters during their development into adult organisms.

The wires inside such devices are now so thin that electrons sometimes have trouble passing through them: A microscopic bump can seem like Mount Everest in a copper strand one - thousandth the thickness of a human hair.

An autopsy can trace the path of a bullet through a body, or reveal microscopic damage to blood vessels in the brain, or identify a lethal clog in an artery.

In movies, exploring the body up close often involves shrinking to microscopic sizes and taking harrowing rides through the blood.

In the laundry, synthetic clothing sheds microscopic plastic fibers (shown in the inset along with other plastic debris) that make their way through sewage treatment systems and into oceans.

During exercise, sweat winds its way through the device's microscopic channels and into different compartments.

During moderate or vigorous exercise, sweat winds through the tiny microscopic channels of the device and into four different small, circular compartments.

A network of microscopic channels allows water to circulate through the chimneys, supplying the microbes with the chemicals they need.

Using various microscopic imaging approaches, the scientists found that the unique spatial vision in the scallop is achieved through the mirror's layered structure located at the back of each eye, which is tiled with a mosaic of square - shaped crystals arranged and fine - tuned to reflect wavelengths of light that penetrate its habitat.

According to the present study, astronomers obtain these «microscopic» features through polarization observations.

The ability to accurately measure tiny displacements of microscopic bodies has applications in sensing trace amounts of hazardous biological or chemical agents, perfecting the movement of miniature robots, accurately deploying airbags and detecting extremely weak sound waves traveling through thin films.

Sorensen has been picking through rocks in museums looking for microscopic markings that might indicate the stones were used to strike fires, perhaps only once or twice before being discarded.

Microscopic machines that swim through the bloodstream to deliver drugs or perform minor surgeries have been a dream of scientists for decades.

He gathered a bit of rainforest air, using an instrument that sucks a sample through a fine nozzle and sprays it onto a ceramic square half a millimeter on each side, where any microscopic airborne particles get stuck.

Using their Graphair process, CSIRO researchers were able to create a film with microscopic nano - channels that let water pass through, but stop pollutants.

This is the idea that microscopic phenomena, such as the motion of an electron through an electromagnetic field, would look the same regardless of whether time were flowing forward or backward.

Through a few clever molecular hacks, researchers at Columbia University Medical Center have converted a natural bacterial immune system into a microscopic data recorder, laying the groundwork for a new class of technologies that use bacterial cells for everything from disease diagnosis to environmental monitoring.

As the LRAUVs move through the ocean, they collect information about water temperature, chemistry, and chlorophyll (an indicator of microscopic algae) and send this data to scientists on shore or on a nearby ship.

Dr Little said: «Through technological and microscopic analysis of the polished adze it has been possible to reconstruct the biography of this remarkable grave offering.

Through a series of elaborate experiments with mice, Albertini and his colleagues at Tufts have shown that the small cells bunched around an egg cell in the follicles are not mere microscopic groupies.

Another perplexing oddity is known as quantum tunneling: In the microscopic realm, particles can travel across barriers that, in theory, they should not have the energy to get through.

Six months later, Vescovi and Gelain found that new nerve fibres had grown all the way through many of the microscopic channels.

In his 1665 book Micrographia — the first major work of illustrated observations made through a microscope — Hooke chronicled dozens of parasites, plants, and other microscopic wonders.

Last year, researchers at Rice University developed a similar treatment that uses a near - infrared laser to heat nanoshells — microscopic glass beads coated in gold that are too large to be absorbed by healthy cells but small enough to sneak inside tumors through their blood vessels.

For a summer project, Schaller and Megan Fung, his graduate student and co-author, combed through the cores, looking for the fossils of microscopic organisms called foraminifera, often used as a dating tool.

The device gathers data on how tracers — microscopic particles that can be pumped into and recovered from wells — move through deep rock formations that have been opened by hydraulic fracturing.