| Colloidal dispersions have particle sizes in the 1.0 nanometer to 0.50 micrometer range. |
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| In addition, he says, the new hydrogels have well-ordered networks of pores on both the nanometer and micrometer scales. |
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| A nanometer is one-thousandth of a micron, which is one millionth of a meter. |
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| It may imply some mechanical flexibility of the basal body structure against deformation in nanometer scales. |
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| A single fusion event occurs on the nanometer scale and takes less than a millisecond. |
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| Not giving up, Keyan put the bullet under a microscope, magnifying it 1000 times and going over the surface nanometer by nanometer. |
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| Additional indentation tests were performed at the nanometer and micrometer scales on native articular cartilage to study the effects of the enzymes cathepsin D and elastase. |
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| The resolution of the height measurement is mainly limited by the z-axis noise, which is normally a few tenths of a nanometer under standard imaging conditions. |
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| Angstrom, unit of length used chiefly in measuring wavelengths of light, equal to 10−10 metre, or 0.1 nanometer. |
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| Moving over the nucleus nanometer by nanometer, taking a snap at each stop, the machine then produces an image of the nuclear molecules. |
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| Imagine it: a flower blossoming inside the brain, nanometer stalks splitting away from a micrometer stem. |
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| Interpolation in the subsequent electronics makes very small measuring steps into the nanometer range possible. |
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| In the nanotechnology age, the ability to modify matter on the nanometer length-scale offers some very interesting property tradeoffs. |
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| This template will be then be used to replicate exact copies of these nanometer grating length standards. |
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| These cylinders, measuring but a nanometer or so in diameter, display a surface of hexagonal carbon rings that give the material the appearance of a honeycomb or chicken wire. |
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| In laboratory experiments, researchers led by Bryant C. Nelson, a NIST biochemist, tested copper oxide nanoparticles ranging in size from one nanometer to 100 nanometers. |
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| An important condition for successful research in the field of nanotechnology is the availability of the most up-to-date equipment for analysis and synthesis on the nanometer scale. |
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| The operating principle of the apparatus is based on the air passing through zeolite, a porous mineral material whose cavities, with a size of the order of the nanometer, separate the molecules of nitrogen and oxygen. |
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| Nanotechnologies are emerging, trans-disciplinary technologies that enable structures or objects to be designed, manipulated and manufactured on a nanometer scale, i.e., the size of a handful of atoms or molecules. |
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| Just one nanometer thick, the layer holds the lens in place during edging, then is wiped off without damaging the lens' anti-reflective, scratch-resistant or smudge-resistant properties. |
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| International Business Machines ibm, for instance, created the world's smallest abacas using molecules with a diameter of less than one nanometer one-billionth of a meter–as beads. |
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| Behind the magic word «nanotechnology», which is often regarded as the technology of the 21st century, lies the ability to design and engineer objects on the nanometer scale. |
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| Both classical nanometer MOSFETs as well as non-classical MOSFET concepts, which receive little coverage in textbooks, are treated in detail. |
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| After the location of an atom has been shifted, even by as little as a nanometer, the result can be read as a change in the resistance of the material. |
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| The data suggest the electron differs from being perfectly round by a length that is so small it is a billion trillionth of a nanometer. |
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| The resolution limit is around 0.05 nanometer. |
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| This result support formation of controllable lamella arrangement at nanometer scales by fixed annealing after drawing. |
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| The Aspire R14 adopts a nanometer printing processed chassis and features USB Type-C port and rotatable hinges that allows the notebook to be transformed into a tablet. |
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| Electrospinning is a process employed to fabricate continuous nanoscaled fibers with diameters in the sub-micrometer to nanometer range by using a high-voltage power supply. |
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| There occurs complexation of the active with a hydrotrope, Ubisol-Aqua, to form micelles of nanometer size, which offer advantages over existing solubilization technologies. |
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| This intense mixing serves to divide the cement particles into extremely fine nanometer scale sizes, which provides for extremely thorough mixing. |
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| Aeolus is a parallel circuit simulation tool that can handle tens of millions of transistors and support post-layout simulation in nanometer process technology. |
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| The M2I7-n's positional range of X, Y, and Z is 50 millimeters per axis, its step resolution is 10 nanometer, and its positional repeatability is 170 nanometers. |
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