| In the California cities of Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach, for example, ultrasmall lots pose a challenge to even the most creative architects. |
| In the Nature Nanotechnology paper, the I. B. M. researchers described how they were able to place ultrasmall rectangles of the material in regular arrays by placing them in a soapy mixture to make them soluble in water. |
| At the ultrasmall nanoscale examination of a cell, researchers say, the disciplines of biology, chemistry and physics begin to collapse in on each other. |
| Researchers at this first-class research centre for microtechnology and nanotechnology are, for example, developing methods to enable the controlled manufacture of ultrasmall transistors. |
| Whereas the ultrasmall type sensor is attached firmly to a cable, the small type is also available with a connector for soldering or crimping. |
| The study of ultrasmall fossils is perhaps the fastest growing segment of contemporary paleontology and is dependent on modern laboratory instruments, including electron microscopes. |
