Sentences with phrase «tubular structures»

Now, researchers have found a way to harness this property to create tubular structures of diphenylalanine that have the ability to convert thermal energy into electrical energy, also called a pyroelectric effect.

On ultrasonography, milk ducts appear as superficial, hypoechoic tubular structures with echogenic walls whose milk - fat globules appear as echoes.

Within the ribcage, there are patches of soft tissue that contain tubular structures in a branching pattern, which the team interprets as preserved lung tissue.

The platform is being tested at SickKids in a research environment to develop technologies related to minimally invasive automated anastomosis — the union of tubular structures such as blood vessels to each other or to surfaces.

Humans have sweat glands (small, tubular structures located just under the entire surface of our skin with the highest concentration on the palms of our hands and the soles of our feet) through which we cool off but dogs have sweat glands only in the pads of their feet.

Carbon nanotubestiny tubular structures composed of a single layer of carbon atomscould lengthen the life of batteries, according to new research.

«I always felt that it would be most easily adapted for use in regenerating tubular structures.»

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are microscopic tubular structures that engineers «grow» through a process conducted in a high - temperature furnace.

Inside these are tiny tubular structures that look like fossilised bacteria.

By snapping 3D images of fluorescently labeled embryos, Kuroda's team found that in dextral snails, the spindles — tubular structures holding the chromosomes — are already spiraled and the cell boundaries seem twisted at an early stage of the third cleavage.

Essential role of cleavage of Polycystin - 1 at G protein - coupled receptor proteolytic site for kidney tubular structure.

Underneath the attractive body was a complex tubular structure, with independent suspension inboard four - wheel drum brakes.

The car's mid-engine acts as a semi-stressed member, with triangulated tubular structures augmenting its support of the rear suspension.

He is a specialist in Interventional Radiology, which uses imaging to deliver catheters, stents, and the like into tubular structures such as blood vessels, the urinary system, and the respiratory system; these methods were previously used on humans, but Dr. Weisse is developing them for pets.

Microscopic study of the tissues demonstrates the formation of tubular structures called rosettes.

It varies from tiny black dots to tubular structures about 1/32» (1/2 mm) long.

Past the doorway, a skinny tubular structure, one of several of Erik Larsson's «Beach Bums» works emerges from a mound of sand.

Around 1970 he began to make two basic kinds of vehicles, one with a car body and the other a simple tubular structure.

Humans have sweat glands (small, tubular structures located just under the entire surface of our skin with the...

In the current study, the tubular structures were implanted in rats in two phases.

Green and his colleagues thought 3 - D printers could make an artificial trachea because of the ease of manufacturing the rings that make up the organ's tubular structure.

This ingrowth may from the beginning possess a tubular structure, but in other instances glands may start as a solid column of cells which subsequently becomes tubulated.

So one afternoon he sedated an affable dog named Rocky, removed part of the animal's aorta, and replaced it with a piece of its small intestine, the part of the body that most resembled the tubular structure of Rocky's blood vessels.

Epithelial cells represent the lining of the gastrointestinal tract along the lumen, which is the inside space of a tubular structure.

Next up the scale are tubular structures, like blood vessels or the urethra, both of which have been successfully engineered and transplanted.

The results presented here suggest that the tubular structures and osteocytes are formed by this process.

Examination of demineralized specimens under the light microscope displayed small red spheres clustered in the tubular structures (Fig. 4A).

Melt electrospinning onto cylinders: Effects of rotational velocity and collector diameter on morphology of tubular structures.

The conversation proceeded to the idea of C80, C100, and eventually a tubular structure that later became famous as the single - walled (one atom thick) carbon nanotube (SWNT).

It has a tubular structure that is useful for removing things from the body.

Trimmed in red and black leather and Alcantara, they are built around a shell structure rather than a tubular structure, so they're lighter and more rigid.

Reinforced B - pillars are a particularly impressive example of the high standard of development and excellence in design that the BMW 3 Series Coupes have achieved, with a tubular structure throughout the B - pillars featured for the first time for added strength.

One problem with the conversion was that the tubular structure of the roof was cut away and the new extended roof was supported by steel fabrications thus reducing the inherent rigidity of the Superleggera system.

Side airbags designed exclusively to protect the head — so - called curtains or tubular structures — inflate down from a vehicle's roof area.

One problem with the conversion was that the tubular structure of the roof was cut away and the new extended roof was supported by steel fabrications thus reducing the inherent rigidity of the original vehicle.

Anatomically, the prostate is a bilobed gland in the male dog that encircles the urethra, or the tubular structure that leaves the bladder carrying urine.

At this level of the spine, the spinal cord is no longer a tubular structure.