Examples of using Microscopically in English and their translations into German
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They have engraved microscopically etched.
Microscopically, the beige colonies have elongated rod shape cells typical of Acetobacter strain.
They have engraved microscopically etched.
Microscopically small nanostructured arrays of lenses that can record or project amazingly sharp images in brilliant colors are being demonstrated by Fraunhofer research scientists at the nano tech 2011 trade show in Tokyo from February 16 to 18.
Reagent Solution for microscopically counting of WBC.
But how can these microscopically small movements and chiming mechanisms, which are also highly inaccessible for photography, be systematically recorded and uniformly compared when they are located far apart in different museums and private collections?
Kalident- calcium hydroxyapatite(nano particles): Repairs microscopically small defects in teeth surfaces.
As further peculiarity, two types of microscopically small blue-green algae live in the fur of the sloth and give this a greenish coloring, what contributes additionally to the camouflage of the animals in the Blätterwerk.
Apart from the pressure drop to or belowvapour pressure level, the existence of so-called nuclei(often in the form of microscopically small vapour bubbles) is a further prerequisite for the development of cavitation.
In parallel, the accessions are microscopically compared- interesting diagnostic markers are, for instance, stomatal patterns, the relation between pavement cells and palisade parenchyma, but also hairs, trichomes, or crystals.
Tested with filled container and in Max mode 14 concentrically arranged cyclones Centrifugal forces of more than79,000 G. The generated vacuum transports microscopically small particles- such as pollen or bacteria- into the dust container.
Specimens were examined microscopically with direct phase contrast and Gram stain.
Even in the tiniest details one notices intimate relationships, instigated in all four movementsin order to conflate and, finally, unify them in a process of microscopically interleaving melodic motifs.
The vulcanised material is made up of millions of microscopically small cells that are linked to one another, forming a network of air pockets and channels.
Microscopically small nanostructured arrays of lenses that can record or project amazingly sharp images in brilliant colors are being demonstrated by Fraunhofer research scientists at the nano tech 2011 trade show in Tokyo from February 16 to 18.
Contact angle measurements were carried out using microscopically small drops dosed into the threads of five different dental implants.
No doubt the first daguerreotypes demanded hour long exposure times and remained unique works- but soon photography'saw' faster than the human eye, with shutter speeds of under 1/25 s andspecial objectives that could macro- and microscopically penetrate into realms which remained closed to the unfortified human eye.
The light path can be seen in the liquidas visible light is scattered by suspended, microscopically small particles, the diameter of which is in the order of magnitude of the wavelength of visible light 400-800 nm.
Warm, microscopically small sound units which fly like particles of dust through the air and cause it to quietly glimmer, supported by hypnotically dreamy songs: Already with the EP"The Winter Hymn" which was released in advance, Pantha du Prince again presented himself as dreamer, visionary and alchemist among the grand masters of contemporary electronic music.
Until the end of the last century, the term"bacteria" was used in microbiology for all microscopically small, mostly unicellular organisms that do not have a real cell nucleus and therefore belong to the prokaryotes.
In general, between the tumor removal surgery, including temporary wound coverage, and the final defect coverage there is a period of approximately one week,during which the tumor is examined microscopically to establish its exact type and to determine that the tumor has been excised with sufficient safety margins.
Otolaryngology covers a broad of surgeries: microscopically controlled surgeries on the auditory canal and middle ear, endoscopically controlled procedures of the paranasal sinuses and the pharyngolaryngeal region, as well as surgeries on the cervical soft tissue via magnifying glasses.
Researchers from the"Nano SiC Trench MOSFET" Argovia project, led by Dr. Marc Schnieper from the CSEM in Muttenz,examined MOSFETs with microscopically small U-shaped trenches to solve the problem of lower electron mobility in the SiO2/SiC channel.
ENT medicine covers a large spectrum of surgeries: microscopically controlled surgeries of the ear canal and middle ear, endoscopically controlled interventions in paranasal sinuses and pharyngolaryngeal areas as well as surgeries on the soft tissues of the neck with magnifying glasses.
Addendum[SCP-294aj]: Dr. Menchu produced request for"cup of D-151839's leukemia", and received a cup of fluid;the fluid was microscopically examined and found to contain leukemic blast cells, which were a genetic match to D-151839.
Essential and sensitive components of the cycle of life on earth, these microscopically small forms are enlarged by the artist for the exhibition site, only to make them disappear for the audience later on as a maritime habitat.
This is why, for example, the illusionary gray pipe forms can be read as a polyvalent: as a pure design, as a organic-like construction or architecture,as a metaphor for the complicated system of veins and arteries in our body, as a microscopically greatly enlarged image of the workings of a brain and, finally, as the visualization of electronic grids and high-power information highways.
At the core of the project is the fabrication,structuring and chemical functionalization of microscopically small building blocks(typical size: 10 micrometers, one hundredth of a millimeter long), which are arranged on surfaces by controlled self-organization to form 3-dimensional(3D) structures.
The filtering function was drastically improved to a value of 10 μm,which means in plain language that only microscopically small particles of contamination end up in the motor oil resulting in perfect lubrication and protection for all moving motor parts.
And the major part of development within the piece takes place between a concretion in tangible shapes or gestures andtheir dissolution in microscopically illuminated sound- up to a point where such differentiation ceases to make sense, as micro-timbral processes and concrete outlines permeate each other too much.