Technologies to achieve microscale probing include scaled down version of classical CMM probes, optical probes, and a standing wave probe among others.
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Upon contact with the positively biased surface, the droplets of salt solutions achieve supersaturation and crystallize with well-defined, microscale geometries.
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The data are assumed to be reset to their initial values on each invocation of \ operatorname { Microscale } ( ) ."
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Although they still have some significant technical problems to work out, their methods may form the basis of microscale manufacturing in the next century.
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The top-down approach for manufacturing nano-ZVMs starts with a large metal particle ( granular or microscale ) and breaks it down.
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Continued increases in computing capacity allowed hundreds of millions of individuals to be simulated on ordinary computers with microscale models by the early 21st century.
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Guidelines on best practices for microscale models exist but no papers on the topic claim a full resolution of the problem of validating complex models.
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This creates possibilities for flexible electrodes for microscale Li-ion batteries, where the anode acts as the active material and the current collector.
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:: : : : : Synoptic scale meteorology deals with large, continent-sized weather trends, contrast with mesoscale meteorology and microscale meteorology.
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The term " microscale model " arose later in the 20th century and now appears in the literature of many branches of physical and biological science.
