Sentences with phrase «tiny chip»

I want to use dark chocolate chips but can't find tiny chips.

Even tiny chips of paint are toxic.

Something comparable is likely to happen with RFID: Embedding billions of tiny chips in an entire universe of commercial objects might well end up empowering consumers more than snoops and marketers.

It took years of soldering hair - thin wires to miniaturize electronics, essentially building tiny chips from scratch, to make what Otis said is the smallest wireless glucose sensor ever made.

Food tracking devices such as the nanosensors embedded into food products as tiny chips that are invisible to the human eye would also act as electronic barcodes.

There are a couple tiny chips here and there in the metal chassis on the gold one, likely due to a few drops during the time I was using it as my primary phone, but they still look and feel top notch.

Under a powerful light microscope, he looked for tiny chips and abrasions on the edges of the arrowheads.

As a graduate student Mach designed tiny chips that can separate out cells from fluids and perform tests using blood, pleural effusions, and urine to detect cancers and monitor them over time.

Nanotechnology also holds the potential to exponentially increase information storage capacity; soon your computer's entire memory will be able to be stored on a single tiny chip.

I'm now on Day 11 and I only have one tiny chip at the top of my ring finger nail.

Block damage is that tiny chip damage you will get from every strong attack you parry.

It had a few tiny chips here and there, but FOR REAL, I could not beat the price.

Nope - there's not one teeny tiny chip.

Except for about 3 touch ups where there were tiny chips within a week of re-hanging the doors, these cabinets have held up amazingly well.

I normally strain my meat or fish stock using a fine sieve before adding to my stew, because I don't like seeing bits, pieces and tiny chips of bone in my stew, this is totally optional.

In other words, it's these tiny chips that make our technology tick.

The rythms of the liturgy fall upon my deaf ears and crash against my stony heart year after year, until His word is beaten into the fiber of my being, and piece by piece, tiny chip by tiny chip, the Old Man in me dies, and a new man is raised to life in His likeness.

As well as being able to snap lots of images quickly, the cameras have CCDs, or charge - coupled devices, that can squeeze thousands of pixels onto a tiny chip.

A tiny chip implanted under the skin can dole out dozens of doses of osteoporosis medication right on schedule

While visiting Germany's University of Augsburg in 2006, he observed a tiny chip made of two insulating layers.

This tiny chip made from a polymer and loaded with human cells is designed to serve as a miniature replica of a human lung.

In the 1980s, during an inspection of a painting known as The Virgin and Child with Saints John the Evangelist and Paul, believed to date from the 1400s, a chemical analysis of a tiny chip of paint found a nasty surprise: zinc.

A more detailed analysis of deeper layers requires the removal of a tiny chip of paint — in this case from the tunic of the baby Jesus.

As in the case of Rainge, it can improve vision throughout the eye rather than solely in the two millimeters covered by the tiny chip.

Microfluidic devices are tiny chips that can sort out disease biomarkers, cells and other small structures in samples like blood by using microscopic channels incorporated into the devices.

The tiny chip interprets brain signals and sends them to a computer, which recodes and sends them to the high - definition electrode stimulation sleeve that stimulates the proper muscles to execute his desired movements.

This tiny chip can detect minute amounts of microcystin in water — as little as one part per trillion.

This work branched off from a previous Arbabian lab creation, a tiny chip dubbed the «ant - sized radio» that can send and receive signals over radio waves without a battery.

And if you're a runner, you may have even discovered the Nike + iPod Sports Kit, a tiny chip that plugs in to your Nano and (along with a tracking device worn in your shoe) records your distance, time, and calories burned, allowing you to upload and analyze them online.

In Japan it is part of the Samurai Kodo ceremony, where a tiny chip is smoldered so that the scent can be appreciated socially.

The Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Nail Polish lasted 12 days before I got the tiniest chip in it (see the picture above).

There is a tiny chip on the underside of platter.

The display is provided by a tiny chip with 400,000 individual mirrors, each of which has a pixel refresh rate of around 5 kHz.

Lincoln's head - up display uses a tiny chip that contains 400,000 sturdy mirrors, each with a pixel refresh rate of up to 5,000 hertz.

Basically, we insert a tiny chip under the pet's skin.

A microchip is a tiny chip that is implanted under the surface of the skin in between the shoulder blades.

Painless: We place this tiny chip under the skin while your pet is asleep for their spay / neuter procedure.

It's a painless procedure — the tiny chip is just implanted between your pet's shoulder blades — and relatively inexpensive.

Microchipping is a standard procedure that implants a tiny chip underneath your pet's fur.

These tiny chips serve...

A microchip is a tiny chip, roughly the size of a rice grain, that is implanted into the pet.

This tiny chip (about the size of a grain of rice) can be scanned at shelters and veterinary hospitals worldwide.

She will inject the tiny chip (about the size of a grain of rice) with a syringe, usually just under the skin between the shoulder blades.

The tiny chip, embedded under the animal's skin in a quick and painless procedure, contains vital information that can help animal control officers or Young - Williams team members return lost or stolen pets to their owners.

This tiny chip is injected under the skin, where it's ready to transmit a unique ID number when scanned by an RFID scanner.

The tiny chip, embedded under the animal's skin in a quick and painless procedure, contains vital information that can help animal control officers or shelter team members return lost or stolen pets.

These tiny chips serve as a permanent pet identification system that can not be removed or damaged, reuniting you and your pet quickly.