There are also certain special units, such as the hectare, which is equal to a square hectometre, and the micron, which is i o l ?

Preliminary experiments have given results correct to ± 0.5 micron, and it appears probable that by further experiments, results correct to to ± 1.0μ may be obtained.

A cell can contain several hundred peroxisomes, round or oval bodies with diameters of about 0.5 micron that contain proteins that function as enzymes in metabolic processes.

The filter can pick up materials as small as one tenth of one micron.

Micron Magic Filtration ensures that your rugs stay sparkling clean; vacuums equipped with this technology can pick up particles of dust as small as one-third as a micron.

In a true colloid, the particles range in size from about 0.01 to 0.001 of a micron in diameter.

coupler shown to the left is made of square coaxial cable with inner conductor only a 50 micron wide.

The hybrid coupler shown to the left is made of square coaxial cable with inner conductor only a 50 micron wide.

The construction of components, on the micron scale, is by silicon micromachining, electro deposition and thin film metal and dielectric deposition.

This IRIS simulation for 24 micron diameter droplets matches the ring size.

tiny granules, about one micron in diameter, are spewed out.

interstellar grains is to collect over 100 particles in the 0.1 micron to 1 micron size range.

After all, even a cubic micron of water contains about thirty billion molecules.

In 1844 Antoine LeCoultre was the first person to measure a micron.

The minimum dimension of manufactured devices and ICs has decreased from 20 microns to the sub micron levels of today.

This new capability allows for measurement of sub-100 micron test pads in chips.

micron sieve using hot water.

micron diameter droplets.

micron laminate.

micron wavelength.

micron thickness can be achieved.

micron mesh size.

An average bacterium would be about 1.0 micron by 0.5 micron or cover an area of 0.5 square microns.

sea urchin plate exhibits a bicontinuous morphology with pores of diameter 10-15 micron.

It is then washed through a 75 micron sieve using hot water.

sputter ion guns to allow compositional depth profiling to a depth of 1 micron.

urchin plate exhibits a bicontinuous morphology with pores of diameter 10-15 micron.

Very many species produce similar spherical BS of about 0.5 micron in diameter with characteristic latticework surface, looking like giant clathrin-coated transport vesicles.

Preliminary experiments have given results correct to ± 0.5 micron, and it appears probable that by further experiments, results correct to to ± 1.0ÃŽ¼ may be obtained.

There are also certain special units, such as the hectare, which is equal to a square hectometre, and the micron, which is i o l ?

Although composed of a single crystal of calcite, a sea urchin plate exhibits a bicontinuous morphology with pores of diameter 10-15 micron.

All the instruments are fitted with sputter ion guns to allow compositional depth profiling to a depth of 1 micron.

Very many species produce similar spherical BS of about 0.5 micron in diameter with characteristic latticework surface, looking like giant clathrin-coated transport vesicles.

These vacuums each feature a smooth shifting transmission, and Kirby's proprietary "Micron Magic Filtration".

The DC14 offers multilevel debris filtering and removes particulates on the floor, down to 0.1 micron.

To give you an idea just how tiny this is, consider that a 1.0 micron is equal to 0.00039 inches.

S179 Advanced Micron Filter is designed to be used in upright models.