Courses organized by Office 2, disguised as civil-defense training, might cover cryptology, intelligence microphotography, toxicology, railway sabotage, hand-to-hand combat, new weapons, explosives, and suppression of fires.
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The museum also hosted a traveling exhibit from NASA s Johnson Space Center that explored space exploration and celebrated the opening of the museum s 33 ft digital planetarium, and displayed the Nikon Small World Microphotography Competition winners for 2015.
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Using a microphotography unit evacuated from Paris before the siege, clerks in Tours photographed paper dispatches and compressed them to microfilm, which were carried by homing pigeons into Paris and projected by magic lantern while clerks copied the dispatches onto paper.
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As a concentration gradient develops from the diffusion of the chemoattractant into the gel, various cell populations requiring different stimulation levels to migrate can then be visualized over time using microphotography as they tunnel upward through the gel against gravity along the gradient.
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The use of microphotography has now largely been replaced by digital'bet capture'systems, which also allow a computer to settle the returns for each bet once the details of the wager have been'translated'into the system by an employee.
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"' Microphotographs "'are photographs shrunk to microscopic scale ( see microfilm ) not to be confused with photomicrographs, which are photographs of microscopic things . "'Microphotography "'is the art of making such images.
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Betting shop customers would sometimes attempt to amend their betting slip receipt to attempt fraud, and so the microphotography camera ( which also generally contained its own independent time-piece ) found use as a definitive means of recording the exact details of each and every bet taken.
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Insurance companies, which paid close to $ 1 billion last year for artworks stolen in Britain alone, are particularly eager for both museums and collectors to improve their security and to tap new technologies for marking art objects for identification, including use of chemical codes, electronic tagging, bar codes, microphotography and laser fingerprinting.
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God returns to Noah Lammock a week later, and, after some literary chit-chat that reveals that God is under the misapprehension that Noah Lammock is the author of " The Time Machine ", " The Work, Wealth and Happiness of Mankind, " and " World Brain ", the two discuss the plan for the Ark . God is enthused about the potential of microphotography, having met Kenneth Mees, but Lammock demands to know : are they to " reinstate or do we start afresh ? " Lammock believes it is necessary " to begin over again, " because the " primary danger " to the new world is " that the �lite will become a self-conscious, self-protective organisation within the State . " " [ I ] t is a new religion and a new manner of life I am obliged to stand for . " " The core of the new world must be ( listen to the words ! ) Atheist, Creative, Psycho-synthetic, " he declares, but God can come along as " an inspiring delusion ."
