英語 での Tiny particles の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Their method uses tiny particles embedded in the material, that give off laser light.
Since aerogel is translucent scientists can use these tracks to find the tiny particles.
Clouds are formed when microscopic water droplets or ice crystals coalesce around tiny particles.
A beam of light from a laser is focused on the surface of a sample and it ablates, or removes, tiny particles from the surface.
Pet dander is comprised of tiny particles of fur or feathers which can cause allergies and breathing problems.
In the very beginning of the Universe, after the Big Bang, gravity began pulling together tiny particles to make stars.
When an item burns, it produces tiny particles mixed with gases- this is smoke.
Remove the space from that red blood cell and no microscope will be able to detect those tiny particles.
Similarly, the ears touch sound waves in the air, and the nose tiny particles of dust and gas.
An N95 mask will NOT filter out the tiny particles involved here and you will be fooling yourself if you buy any mask rated less than N100.
PicoSure takes advantage of ultra-short pulses(one trillionth of a second in length)& Honeycomb Focused Technology to shatter the target ink into tiny particles that are easily eliminated by the body.
British scientist Peter Higgs dreamt up a theory explaining the tiny particles that make up everything, including you, decades ago.
Picosecond laser machine, Instead of building up heat, it delivers energy so rapidly(in trillionths of a second) that tiny particles that make up pigment and tattoo ink vibrate and shatter, without burning surrounding tissue.
In wood adhesive mixed tiny particles of 30-70 micrometers binder, to strengthen the floor flexibility, enhance the floor rate, and has the strong lethality and strong at the end of the vigorous.
Researchers have that found that 3D printers spew tiny particles into the air as they operate, though the quantity and nature of these potentially toxic aerosols are poorly understood.
Water and oil in this nanoèmul′sii are broken down into tiny particles, which helps them instantly penetrate deep into the hair, providing them with the necessary nutrition.
Once these shells hit their target, however, as much as 40 percent of the uranium is released in the form of tiny particles in the area of the explosion.
The sight of the asteroid probe Hayabusa returning to Earth with a lot of tiny particles from the asteroid Itokawa in its on-board sample container is still fresh in our minds.
Dutch inventors Tuesday unveiled what they called the world's first giant outside air vacuum cleaner- a large purifying system intended to filter out toxic tiny particles from the atmosphere surrounding the machine.
So to more accurately measure the temperature at which this would melt, the researchers, led by Emily Sarafian, have used a new technique to add a quantifiable amount of water into mantle samples through tiny particles of the mineral olivine.