Sentences with phrase «with microscopic»

To prevent your sponges and scrubbers from becoming encrusted with microscopic filth, swap them out every month or as soon as they begin to stink.

A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. government illegally quarantined some Idaho potato fields infested with a microscopic pest that could threaten the state's $ 1.2 billion potato industry.

Popular Science reports,» [T] he film, which is covered with microscopic diamond - shaped bumps, is the first «surface topography» proven to keep the bugs at bay.

Forget about Tony Stark or the Bionic Man, the real cyborg action starts with microscopic swamp creatures

In the 1990s, Noland employed new paints, rich in chroma and embedded with microscopic metals, to return to the circle.

Akin to a sculptor, the artist invests each facial pore and hair with microscopic detail so the image resonates as a complete emotional picture; an internal and external illumination.

As the one who knows and perceives the relationship between the micro and the macro, Magnússon observes his surroundings with microscopic precision and uses visual manipulation programs in order to enhance our perceptions of what the human eye might otherwise not be able to grasp.

Quests that eat a ton of time and include tough battles are met with microscopic reward, whereas eyes - closed breezes yield a fortune.

Hookworms are diagnosed with a microscopic examination of a stool sample by a technique called fecal flotation.

Complete urinalysis with microscopic examination of urine sediment, repeat MA test in 7 - 10 days.

Hookworms are diagnosed with a microscopic examination of a small stool sample.

Many intestinal parasites are not visible to the naked eye, and can only be found with a microscopic examination of the feces.

Mosquitoes infect the dog with microscopic larvae daily and it takes these larvae at least six months to mature into adult worms in the heart.

Dogs infected with Rickettsia rickettsii may have subclinical disease, which means that they show no outward signs of illness even though they are infected with the microscopic organism.

But while «DE» may look and feel like talcum powder to us, to insects it is a lethal dust with microscopic razor - sharp edges which cuts the flea's protective outer covering, leading to desiccation and death.

Hence, you really need to look out for properties with a microscopic vision because you are bound to find many good properties lying around, waiting to be bought.

Angelina Jolie has commissioned a pendant engraved with a microscopic love message for Brad Pitt.The stunning actress has asked London - based jeweller...

Angelina Jolie will give Brad Pitt a pendant with microscopic words on it.Based on Ancient Egyptian amulets, the romantic gift will have the secret...

Based on the book The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside The Room by Wiseau's friend and fellow Room actor Greg Sestero, The Disaster Artist will leave you with many questions about the ultra-enigmatic Wiseau, who's portrayed with microscopic attention to detail by James Franco.

Her blend of vivid landscape photography with microscopic and CG elements elevates this exploration of territorial constructs.

His camera lingers on the actions and reactions of his characters in the wake of the repercussions, observing the human story behind and beyond the headline events with microscopic focus.

Fairy Bomb is a fluffy powder puff filled with microscopic shimmering glitter particles.

One of the primary tools used to measure the health of these membranes is transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER), an ohmmeter with microscopic filament attachments that allows you to measure both the inside and outside of the membrane, giving you an indication of the resistance across the epithelial layer.

I was recently diagnosed with Microscopic Colitis.

In experiments with microscopic lab creatures they discovered that administering BHB extended life expectancy without rigorous dieting - and also that it may delay age - related diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.

Upgrade your life on a daily basis with this microscopic, ultra powerful ocean nutrient.

The cleaning power comes from remarkable fibers with microscopic texturing that attracts moisture and oil, lift and trap dirt, grease, grime and bacteria without using any potentially health - harmful chemical cleaners.

The locations and borders of the nuclei on the MRI dataset were correlated with microscopic analysis of the same human brainstem after it was scanned.

The gas is forced through a series of porous membranes with microscopic openings.

Professor Mathias Kläui added: «I am very glad that by means of the intensive collaboration with our colleagues we were able to correlate the transport of spins with the microscopic, atomistic structure.

The gas was forced through a series of porous membranes with microscopic openings.

Computer simulations offer the possibility to study matter with microscopic detail and predict properties solely based on an accurate description of molecular interactions.

Capturing large specimens with microscopic resolution using fluorescence microscopy and transmitted light microscopy.

A scoopful of soil, teeming with microscopic life, contains a rich library of genes that help bacteria thrive in the wild.

So in order for a diva to successfully demolish a wine glass, she would have to fortuitously choose one with microscopic defects that are big enough to buckle under pressure.

Another hurricane - moderating hypothesis, this one advanced by Daniel Rosenfeld of Hebrew University of Jerusalem and William Woodley, an independent weather - modification researcher based in Colorado, holds that seeding a hurricane's lower reaches with microscopic dust particles — perhaps microbits of salt — would generate minute water droplets by giving the vapor something to attach to.

The growth of these lumps is triggered by hormonal factors and the bones underlying them are pitted with microscopic craters — a feature that can also be seen in the brow bones of archaic hominins.»

Roughly the size of a postage stamp, the plate is lined with microscopic grooves crossing a flexible strip of silicone that runs across the middle.

Richardson and his colleagues found that the combined data from the two plastid markers, rbcL and matK, successfully correlated with microscopic measurements of pollen abundance.

«Insulating bricks with microscopic bubbles.»

The bristle - like structure of the keratin in a toe pad helps it to stick — each pad is covered with microscopic pillars, which then branch out at the tips into even smaller structures.

Soils are teeming with microscopic life.

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

Using underwater microphones, motion sensors and high - speed videos, she observed that lobsters produce their typical noise by rubbing the plectrum against the equivalent of a stringa smooth plate tissue covered with microscopic ridges located just below the eye.

With intracytoplasmic sperm injection, an embryologist can inject a single sperm into the cytoplasm of an egg with a microscopic needle while bypassing the normal cascade of chemical reactions necessary for fertilization.

A strategy that combines ultrasound with microscopic blood - borne bubbles can briefly open the barrier, in theory giving drugs or the immune system access to the brain.

They then showed that removing Tregs from the skin significantly reduced Notch signaling in follicle stem cells, and that replacing Tregs with microscopic beads covered in Jag1 protein restored Notch signaling in the stem cells and successfully activated follicle regeneration.

Ultrathin gold wires are made with microscopic cracks that allow them to stretch.

However, the researchers didn't use actual worms, but an active nematic composed of flexible filaments covered with microscopic engines that are constantly converting energy into motion.

What's more, this is the first time that scientists have demonstrated negative thermal expansion in all three dimensions, rather than just two, for structures with microscopic architecture, the team reports this month in Physical Review Letters.