| Obviously, there is no such thing as a GPS transceiver that can be implanted with a hypodermic needle as a tiny microchip. |
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| As this happened, that you yourself would somehow be transferred from the wetware of the brain into the hardware of the microchip. |
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| The microchip is so tiny that it's just injected into them, and I guess it just lives under the skin. |
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| Record any identifying microchip numbers and brands, leg band numbers, and keep the records and photographs in a safe place. |
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| Finally, the battle between the microchip and the guinea pig has evened up. |
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| They used a microchip etching process to bore channels just 20 micrometres wide. |
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| He made a pitch for Chile to become an overseas platform for microchip development and assembly. |
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| With the advent of the microchip came significant boosts in elevator-control efficiency. |
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| I also recommend that once the chick is weaned and independent, a microchip identification be placed into the breast muscle of the bird. |
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| A small microchip is embedded into a debit or credit card and provides both highly secure memory and complex processing capabilities. |
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| Now Hon Hai makes unbranded laptop computers for microchip giant Intel Corp, she said. |
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| He performed the first open-heart surgery in the world to close a hole in the heart with the help of a microchip camera. |
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| But now, scientists have developed a way to make the materials for genes on a microchip in mass quantities, for a fraction of the current cost. |
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| It is inserted in a microchip on which the research engineers have also integrated most of the evaluation electronics. |
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| An electronic tag containing an EPC on a microchip stores and transmits data to a reader. |
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| These days we microchip our pets so that they can be tracked and brought swiftly to justice. |
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| They didn't need a magic cape or a microchip to give them the power to triumph over evil. |
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| It's based on the Gulf War instead of the Korean War, terrorist fears instead of Communist fears and microchip implants instead of hypnotism. |
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| Nanowires fashioned into billions of transistors on a microchip could someday drive tiny, ultra-fast computers. |
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| Security experts also suggest that keepers tag and photograph their animals or implant microchip identification. |
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| Anti-cancer broccoli was proposed, as was packaging containing a microchip which alerts you when food is going off. |
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| The device was, in essence, a tiny sphere with a microchip inside that produced a specific sound. |
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| They came by on March 29th to give Lenny his final shots and also to implant him with a microchip. |
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| We will reinforce the principle of a single licence per driver and introduce an optional microchip. |
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| The regulations do not require a microchip to be implanted in the case of any dog bearing a perfectly legible tattoo. |
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| No longer organized around cheap oil as the key input, production is now organized around the microchip. |
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| Customer data is stored on a microchip and a customer account set up in the system for managing transactions. |
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| Your new chip card contains an embedded microchip, which is encrypted and extremely difficult to counterfeit. |
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| An interaction takes place between a microchip and a coil in the foot of the glass and a coating on the outer surface of the glass. |
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| Besides an anti-rabies vaccinations certificate, all dogs and cats must have an implanted microchip or clearly readable tattoo. |
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| We are counting on direct analysis of the images obtained from the microchip digitizer to increase this precision. |
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| My cat needs a microchip ID implant in order to enter Japan with me. |
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| By the mid-1960's, the microchip was replacing the transistor. |
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| Two hours later, we were watching Mr. Chalayan make dresses change shape with microchip technology. |
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| And as microchip technology developed, the games transitioned to solid-state computing. |
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| It hired Stell Patsiokas from Motorola and set up a unit in Florida to develop microchip technology for XM radios. |
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| This month we'll be taking a look at the introduction of microchip technology to Canadian debit and credit cards. |
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| This month we'll take a look at the introduction of microchip technology to debit and credit cards, and what that means for bank customers. |
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| These cards can combine secure printing features with microchip technology, allowing both physical and digital identification of an individual. |
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| With this step, Sokymat SA has provided its subsidiary with innovative microchip technology and the prerequisites for positive development. |
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| This is very challenging and interesting work, where strong skills on programming and in microchip technology are required. |
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| It will play a critical role in helping to position Canada's researchers and their industry partners at the forefront of microchip technology. |
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| Due to the microchip technology, when your card is passed through a direct debit machine at a shop, you will have to key in your card PIN number. |
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| The loss or unreadability of the microchip, or any other damage thereto, shall not affect the validity of the document. |
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| The Reserve has a similar program with rhinoceros where a microchip is implanted in the animal's horn both for identification purposes and to deter poaching. |
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| Chip technology, sometimes called smart card technology, uses a small microchip which is really a tiny computer. |
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| The tiny speck of material called the microchip has enabled the computer to reach into every corner of society. |
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| A chip card is a credit or debit card with a built-in microchip instead of a magnetic stripe that lets you make the same transactions. |
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| The government is also now offering subsidies that could be worth billions of dollars to attract a microchip foundry. |
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| The documents contain a microchip that will be able to secure recorded data and update them. |
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| A chip card is a payment card embedded with a microchip that will provide increased security against card skimming. |
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| In the future we should strive for identifying all our breeding cats by means of a microchip. |
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| The microchip signals this change and, by means of a coil, informs when the level is sufficiently low to call for a refill. |
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| A chip card is a debit or credit card with a built-in microchip that provides greater security and convenience. |
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| The essentials are a microchip for identification, a rabies vaccination certificate, and the elapse of six months between the dates of a clean blood sample and re-entry. |
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| Their quartz clock was a very large device as compared with today's quartz wristwatches which also use microchip and liquid crystal display technology. |
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| We could all have a microchip implanted into our bodies with its own unique code, rather like the bar code on the side of a can of beans on a supermarket shelf. |
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| The tiny microchip, thinner than a human hair, will initially be used in patients suffering from eye diseases, potentially saving the sight of thousands of people. |
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| It is a simple procedure whereby a tiny microchip, about the size of a grain of rice, is inserted under the skin of your pet's shoulder blades by a vet. |
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| The next issue I wish to talk about is the proposal to microchip dogs. |
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| The only remnants of the human race are in the microchip brain of a robot. |
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| To negate the effect of proximity to the microchip plant as a cofactor, the author compared clients and nonclients in the 3 zones of the exposure area. |
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| Cutting-edge techniques employed include embedding a microchip in the work and applying synthetically produced DNA in liquid, powder or glue form. |
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| The birther amendment was withdrawn, but the microchip bill actually passed and is now law. |
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| This development work is forwarded by Rafsec's cooperation with Alien Technology, a developer of microchip technology, and TDAO Ltd, a developer of antenna technology. |
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| Banks, the Interac Association and major credit card companies across the country have begun to implement new microchip technology into debit and credit cards, adding an extra layer of security to protect consumers. |
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| When the visitor approaches a scenner of an attraction, the watch is identified through its microchip and the entrance fee is automatically deducted from this account. |
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| A May 21 letter writer's suggestion that all bullets be marked with a computer microchip will likely work only if there are significant advances in microchip technology. |
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| Tongue in cheek, one might say that it's all about consumers who've grown up with the microchip as a natural supplement to their breakfast cereal. |
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| Anything with a microchip could be refreshed and enhanced. |
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| Remodelled stadiums, artificial turf, footballs with microchip technology. |
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| Digital floating thermometer with accurate microchip technology. |
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| The labs meanwhile were filmed in two separate locations, one of which was a microchip processing facility. |
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| The '053 patent relates to methods of making a covalently bonded permeation layer on a microchip. |
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| The pharmaceutical industry will soon be driven by biotechnology, in much the same way that the electronics industry is now driven by microchip technology. |
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| Lastly, there is the experimental microchip technology that has been developed by Adidas, which will be used to determine if the ball has crossed the goal line or not. |
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| Using innovative high-density DNA microchip technology, which can test 550,000 genes in a single analysis, Drs. Polychronakos and Hakonarson have detected a new gene involved in type I diabetes. |
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| Squeeze the air pump and the catnip mouse peeks out from the cheese and emits a realistic mouse squeak via a microchip. |
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| Each MSP has a unique access card with a microchip which, when inserted into the console, identifies them and allows them to vote. |
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| The cat has to have an identification in the form of either a microchip or a tattoo in order to be entered in the register of the health programme. |
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| Firstly, there was a real risk of distortion of the conditions of competition since Intel has very significant market power in microchip production, and the aid would allow the company to reinforce its dominance. |
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| This microchip can store and process data securely. |
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| In little over a decade, the microchip has replaced the oil derrick as the driving force behind the state's economy, making Texas far less dependent on stable commodity prices. |
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| The moggie was given flea and worm treatment, a rabies vaccination and a microchip during her spell in quarantine. |
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| Using a micro thermopile, the Remember Ring converts the heat from your hand into electricity, keeping the battery charged and microchip clock running, says the company. |
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| Biometric passport is an identification document, which has a microchip containing photo, fingerprints, biographic data, additional information about its owner. |
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