These two types of ion will then move through a droplet at different rates, depending on the nature of the surface to which the droplet is attached, separating the positive and negative charges within that droplet.
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"If someone were to sneeze, and there was a droplet, it could protect your face from that droplet," he explains.
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" PolyJet, Sevcik said, blended different materials "droplet by droplet to create very beautiful, colourful, complex parts that are ideal for advanced prototyping applications.
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Zwicker discovered that this chemical influx and efflux will exactly counterbalance each other when an active droplet reaches a certain volume, causing the droplet to stop growing.
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The camera works by placing a water droplet on a teflon-coated glass plate that keeps the droplet from breaking its spherical shape, according to Portrait Academy.
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The trio began their research by looking at how the contact area between a surface and a droplet falling onto it influences how effectively that droplet will bounce away again.
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Another droplet of oil burned his arm and he squealed.
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The water droplet is a key component of Komarechka's work.
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That difference in speed caused the rebounding droplet to spin.
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"What we have invented is this microfluidics droplet," says Shen.
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The water droplet on the park's sunflower petal: her name.
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It increases the effects of the surface's temperature on a droplet.
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We have been using droplet masks which are not as safe.
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To stretch a water droplet into a bubble, you add soap.
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Then it was downgraded to droplet (regular mask and eye protection).
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I feel a droplet (shit) and check the Uber prices again.
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The wide range depends on factors like the type of surface a droplet lands on, the temperature or humidity of the surrounding environment, and what kind of droplet a virus is traveling in (saliva or phlegm, say).
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Click here to view original GIFA water droplet hitting a liquid surface.
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In the first phase, the droplet remains transparent while the ethanol evaporates.
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Data is replicated across multiple racks and is independent from your droplet.
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Left: percent change in summertime cloud droplet concentrations with seabird-derived ammonia emissions.
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Or the droplet nuclei land on an object or surface, making it infectious.
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"Droplet-type viruses -- like coronavirus or Ebola virus -- don't float around," Kuah explained.
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In his early observations, Buller noticed a tiny droplet next to a spore.
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Photo: Doladimej/WikimediaIt's tempting to think that the "plink" sound produced by a falling water droplet on a liquid surface is caused by the droplet itself, but new research points to an unexpected source of this familiar, yet annoying, sound.
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Wash your space in emerald-green light with these droplet-designed, pressed-glass votives.
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Usually, very large temperature differences are needed even for a droplet to move slowly.
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If it falls on even a standard superhydrophobic surface, a droplet will spread out.
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It's a "water droplet" notch that's very much a notch, even if it's round.
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As soon as it touched, the fibers sucked up the droplet like a sponge.
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Finally, the water evaporates and we are left with a small anise-oil droplet.
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So you can upgrade your droplet and keep your block storage volume for instance.
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That's because it's able to catch about 87% of droplet nuclei that pass through.
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Within the droplet, the liquid splits into two convective cells rotating in opposite directions.
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With silicone, you have to take out every droplet of that jelly-type material.
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They're compatible with each other, but this is just saying: I know because I've done this, that I can take a bunch of objects and put them in a little droplet and shrink the droplet a little, and these objects will spontaneously organize.
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The droplet elongates further and pinches in at the middle, which has low surface area.
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This reduces the surface tension that would otherwise cause a water droplet to cling on.
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Well, each ink droplet is about 1/3 the size of a smart phone pixel.
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A version of TouchWiz made a water-droplet noise every time you touched the phone.
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The bacteria is able to survive in the almost invisible droplet for around an hour.
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Everyone thought it was supposed to be a droplet, but it wasn't—it's a flame.
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It also added a barcode to each droplet, to help with reassembling the files later.
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For $0.10 per GB per month, you can attach SSD-based storage to a droplet.
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CDC recommends airborne but says in light of the shortage of PPE, droplet is ok.
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For now, shared equity deals are a droplet in the giant pool of new mortgages.
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Any droplet that is projected forth (from a patient's mouth) can only go so far.
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When we breathe in and out, virus particles escape, surrounded by a droplet of moisture.
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One dark droplet makes a tiny circle of red against the bright green shower tile.
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Sometimes, proteins in state B spontaneously switch to state A and flow out of the droplet.
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It was only when the droplet began to spread out upon impact that the peak occurred.
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A change in temperature can alter the surface tension of a droplet, causing it to move.
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Select that, and a shape that looks like a water droplet will appear on your image.
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"A single droplet contains the wonders of nature," the following video asserts in its opening shot.
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The droplet coming off the fellow's ear on the lower left up top is frankly unsightly.
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To do so, we purchased a droplet on DigitalOcean and installed an OpenVPN server on it.
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They squeezed a droplet of room-temperature water between the pointy ends of two cut diamonds.
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This link between stalagmite shape and droplet fall distance can be used to better understand caves.
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The intricate water droplet beading was also incredibly painful for her to wear throughout the night.
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The sheets are intended to "prevent droplet transmission of COVID-19" according to a press release.
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Thus, as long as there's an energy source, molecules flow in and out of an active droplet.
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Then a ring of oil starts to form around the droplet, and the latter starts to shrink.
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They tapped into the delicate and subtle balance that exists between fiber elasticity and droplet surface tensions.
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As always, you can go to your administration panel on DigitalOcean and switch to another droplet model.
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When she changes the temperature of the droplet's surroundings, she can make the droplet turn inside out.
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"The symmetry of the patterns is very important for the behavior of the droplet," said Dr. Song.
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When the needle is lifted, the smaller droplet speeds off in the direction of the convective spin.
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On the same day, new guidelines from the CDC confirmed hospitals only needed to use droplet protections.
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Now House by Jonathan Adler Terrazzo Droplet Vase, available at Amazon, $28Sometimes it's all about the aesthetic.
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"If the route is due to close personal contact and droplet transmission, it is containable," Ryan said.
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Just a single droplet from a cough or sneeze can carry an infectious dose of a virus.
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For a while now, the project used what it called Droplet Execution Agents (DEA) to manage application containers.
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The authors write that the droplet acted as the resistor while the surface coating acted as the capacitor.
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When two small water droplets collide on a cicada's wing, they join together to form a bigger droplet.
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What a droplet does when it hits a surface depends on the properties of the sold it's hitting.
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The smaller the droplet, the colder they'd be able to make it while still keeping it a liquid.
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Matveev's Genesis follows a single droplet of light as it falls down a sort of celestial rabbit hole.
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In droplet form, it's airborne for a few seconds, but is only able to travel a short distance.
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"Plain surgical masks are likely to be effective due to [coronavirus] likely transmitted by droplet," Dr. Pardo said.
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When the water balloon hit the surface, it underwent the same shape changes as the tiny water droplet.
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Launched for the 2016 London Design Festival, the Drop is an everyday jug that resembles a droplet of water.
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The droplet travels at five meters per second, and takes one tenth of a second to hit the target.
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Above is a slow-motion video of a supercooled drizzle droplet after it's touched by a silver iodide pin.
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Snowflakes develop when a water droplet freezes onto a dust particle in the sky, resulting in an ice crystal.
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Proteins in state A dissolve in the surrounding liquid, while those in state B are insoluble, aggregating inside a droplet.
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In the video above you can see how a droplet of water explodes after being hit by the X-ray.
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The biggest catch is that, due to evaporation, the plate must be cleaned and the droplet replaced every 15 minutes.
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Even breezes that are far more subtle than the ones coming off the ocean can lift and push a droplet.
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Water droplet-borne germs spread viruses like the cold, flu, and coronavirus by entering through our mouth, nose, and eyes.
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You're more likely to pick up the flu from touching some surface than from a droplet drifting through the air.
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A person is more likely to get infected by touching contaminated surfaces than from a droplet traveling through the air.
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To make this phenomenon easier to fathom, Dr. Hecksher and her students substituted a balloon drop for a water droplet.
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Back in 1908, American scientist Arthur Worthington conducted his "Study of Splashes," which produced the earliest known photos of droplet impacts.
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If this genetic material coded for useful proteins that increased the rate of droplet division, natural selection would favor the behavior.
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This, in turn, diminishes the surface tension that would otherwise cause the droplet to cling on, so it instead falls off.
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Move the droplet around to select a color in the photo that you want to apply to your paintbrush or text.
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In particular, the company is also upgrading its basic $5 droplet instances with better specs for the first time in years.
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Surface tension keeps the droplet of water together, while the hydrophobic paddles repel the water when it comes into contact. [YouTube]
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So you'll be able to keep your trusted droplet and add more storage without overpaying for computing power you don't need.
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After vigorously shaking each vial to evenly disperse the nuclei, she placed a droplet of brain soup on a microscope slide.
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So during testing, I actually rubbed the pop on my pants instead of letting a droplet of sugary strawberry goodness drip down.
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Oh, and let's not forget about that infuriating water droplet sound that Samsung made its signature with the Galaxy S III launch.
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As it cools, it creates a crystal clear tadpole-like droplet that's bulletproof on one end, but impossibly fragile on the other.
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And each droplet is surrounded by a membrane composed of a substance called a phospholipid which, unlike oil, is attractive to water.
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" Due to the speed with which the cavity recoils after the droplet hits the surface, a small air bubble gets "trapped underwater.
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Aside from size, other factors, such as local humidity and any drafts of air, will also affect how far a droplet flies.
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But that approach doesn't map well onto the coronavirus, a disease that can hop borders with just a droplet on a plane.
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Scientists — and home cooks — never noticed this before, because no one had tried pinning a water droplet on a precisely flat surface.
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Pour one out to the poor Circle employees who have to transcribe "eggplant emoji, water droplet emoji, tongue emoji" into actual emojis.
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Firing an optical laser beam into a water droplet instead has the effect of focusing the beam into a single point, or hotspot.
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The signal looks like a wave quickly increasing in frequency before disappearing, like the sound of a water droplet falling from a faucet.
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To adjust that, Nebia fires the water droplets three times quicker and maintains some larger droplet streams to maintain the heat for longer.
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The 53-year-old presses the point against his chubby index finger until it pricks the skin to release a droplet of blood.
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Some of them capture the beauty of tiny flowers or reveal the complex, dazzling patterns behind something as simple as a water droplet.
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If an infected person sneezed and a droplet landed on a surface, a person who then touches that surface could pick it up.
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If an infected person coughs and a droplet lands on a surface, a person who then touches that surface could pick it up.
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Before leaving work, we were told to put our droplet masks into paper bags so we could save them for the next day.
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Relative to the size and speed of what's needed, the contribution of a single rooftop solar system is a droplet in the ocean.
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"The significance of this technology is the much enhanced electric power per falling rain droplet, which makes the device much more efficient to convert energy from a falling droplet to electricity," said Xiao Cheng Zeng, a co-author on the study and professor of chemistry at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln The generator's high efficiency didn't come from just the coating alone.
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Outline automatically chooses the cheapest droplet on DigitalOcean, which costs $5 per month for 1TB of transfer data (somehow, Outline says you get 500GB).
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X-rays that beamed through the droplet in the same fraction of a second offered humanity's first glimpse of water under those extreme conditions.
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Additionally, you'll find a small water droplet on the back tabs of each shoe, a sweet nod to Just Water's role in the collaboration.
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Instead, an antibubble forms when a droplet of liquid pulls some gas down along with it when it enters through the surface of another liquid.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen a droplet of water impacts a larger body of water it has a tendency to bead up and bounce.
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As the droplet falls, a layer of air gets caught between the two impacting surfaces which keeps them from becoming one singular body of water.
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The researchers started by placing a droplet of nutrient solution containing Bacillus subtilis onto a chip made of silica that had electrodes at either end.
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He runs faster and gains fuel if he hits a Gatorade icon, but he slows down and loses fuel if he hits a water droplet.
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In the second phase, the anise-oil microdroplets begin to quickly mix with the rest of the droplet—this is the ouzo effect in action.
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When they are small enough — about a millimeter in diameter — the roiling of heat in the liquid will cause the droplet to tilt and rotate.
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In China, ride-hailing app DiDi Chuxing started a program to install protective sheets in ride-share vehicles to "prevent droplet transmission of COVID-19."
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The state oil company is housed in a twisting glass tower, and the headquarters of the state water company looks like a giant water droplet.
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During impact, some of the water from the droplet is forced in between the spikes, but is ejected quickly by an additional water-repellent coating.
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If someone was unlucky enough to get splashed by a rogue droplet from one of the lava fountains, Klemetti said it wouldn't be excessively dangerous.
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The primordial plotline hinges, of course, on the outcome of future experiments, which will determine how robust and relevant the predicted droplet division mechanism really is.
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Update: Apparently, getting your hands on that silicone makeup sponge that could pass as a water droplet is much easier than we imagined — well, sort of.
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That progression has led them to create a VR dramatization of a water droplet making its way from the root of a sequoia to the top.
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"In health-care facilities, we make sure health-care workers use standard droplet precautions with the exception ... that they're doing an aerosol-generating procedure," she said.
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"In health care facilities, we make sure health care workers use standard droplet precautions with the exception ... that they're doing an aerosol-generating procedure," Kerkhove continued.
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In the video above, Dan drips water into a full glass and films the resulting droplet as it bounces in front of a large world map.
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Based on previous work, the researchers already knew that when a water droplet hits a surface, its inertia creates both an air bubble and an air cavity.
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It's usually sold as a droplet-administered oil or a balm, but it's also sold in caplets, under-the-tongue tabs, lotions, face serums, and other products.
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In has latest video, he shows how a pair of hydrophobic paddles can be used to guide a droplet of water around inside the International Space Station.
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Like a droplet in a storm whipping in beneath an angled umbrella, Cikatic's uppercut sent Hug stumbling and the referee stepped in to give him the count.
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Coronavirus is considered to be spread by droplet, meaning it can be passed along by coughing, sneezing, and through contact, such as via hands and the face.
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Similarly, in a study still under review, 246 participants with symptoms of respiratory infection breathed into a droplet-collecting device called the Gesundheit-II for 30 minutes.
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A new spray technology that shoots a targeted droplet with incredible accuracy could cut agricultural use of chemicals by more than 99 percent, according to the developers.
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The system uses advanced machine vision algorithms that can differentiate between healthy and diseased crops, and then apply a droplet only to the crops that need it.
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This "active droplet" behavior differs from the passive and more familiar tendencies of oil droplets in water, which glom together into bigger and bigger droplets without ever dividing.
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And not only that: The micropores that appeared in his "expanded polytetrafluoroethylene" were 700 times larger than a water vapor molecule but 20,000 times smaller than a droplet.
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The team discovered that the droplet spreading and touching an aluminum electrode on the interface's surface joined previously disconnected parts of the interface and created a closed circuit.
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For what it's worth, Fitbit also incorporates other shades of pink: a fat, hot pink droplet indicates days of heavy flow, a few hot pink circles mean spotting.
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You don't really see water spray out of the speaker holes when you twist the digital crown, instead you see a digital water droplet disintegrate on the screen.
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Even smaller and lighter virus-contaminated droplets, called droplet nuclei, can travel by air from room to room and even go around the edges of standard paper masks.
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That could mean a tube of water that retains its shape inside a second fluid, or a droplet that separates into two different oils when triggered by light.
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When a droplet touched the surface, the water that touched the sticky design rebounded much slower than the water that touched the rest of the water-resistant plate.
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This is the type of clue that my brain cops to once it's pretty much solved — I had almost every letter on the crosses before I got DROPLET.
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Another commercial operation is from Delta, the faucet maker, which thinks it might be able to learn something about droplet formation and create more efficient showers and such.
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The luckiest part of the whole process, in Jülicher's opinion, was not that droplets turned into cells, but that the first droplet—our globule ancestor—formed to begin with.
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From just a single droplet the generator was able to generate enough power to light up 100 small LED light bulbs, and with four droplets it could power 400.
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But when people cough or sneeze, they expel not only large droplets but also smaller airborne particles called droplet nuclei, which can stay aloft and be transported around buildings.
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There's also a difference between a finer "aerosol," which can hang suspended in the air for a while, and a larger "droplet," which is more likely to fall down.
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On "Hardest to Love," The Weeknd admits his shortcomings as a romantic partner on top of electric, water droplet synths and a constant, low vibrating drum n bass beat.
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The virus passes primarily through saliva and mucus, which can travel from a person's nose or mouth about 3 to 5 feet, depending on the size of the droplet.
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That list reflects the fintech background of Grierson, and two of Thriva's other co-founders, Tom Livesey and Eliot Brooks, having previously worked at Travelex, Droplet Payments, and Tandem Bank.
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Theranos's troubles began last year when the Wall Street Journal questioned whether the firm's core technology—the ability to perform multiple tests on a tiny droplet of blood—actually worked.
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When broken down at the molecular level a tiny droplet of venom contains hundreds of individual components that could eventually be made into new drugs, explained Venomtech founder Steven Trim.
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City officials confirmed that the coronavirus spreads when a viral droplet enters someone's nose, mouth, or eyes, which makes a crowded subway car a susceptible place to quickly spread disease.
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While there is limited research on the effectiveness of homemade masks made from household materials to block droplet transmission, some studies show that homemade masks are better than no mask.
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A listing for a hat, which eBay has since removed, claimed it would "prevent droplet transmission...of any virus" and mentioned coronavirus in the product description, which violates eBay's policies.
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This was Conway they were talking about, the high priestess of hyper-spin, who can look at the smallest droplet in the largest goblet and pronounce the glass half full.
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The unhappy water molecules on the surface of the droplet or the sphere grip especially hard to one another, forming a sort of skin that keeps the sphere from flying apart.
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And that nothing smells as good as a heap of thin-skinned, bursting tomatoes in August, except a cantaloupe when the softened stem end exudes a droplet of honey-like juice.
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By contrast, when relatively unknown primary candidates appear in a primary debate, each new droplet of information voters absorb represents a large proportion of their storehouse of feelings about that candidate.
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You'd be forgiven for mistaking Spectral Wound's new album, Infernal Decadence, for another droplet in the sea of forgettable black metal tapes that seems to wash over every #metal Instagram feed.
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But when microscopic spikes or some other structure is added to the surface, the water droplet undergoes what physicists call maximal deformation and ends up spending less time on the surface.
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Moreover, further tests showed that even if a droplet landed on the edge of a water bowl, rather than dead centre, it was still repelled more effectively than by a flat surface.
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As soon as I put the droplet to my face (like Youtube's taught me), I got a soothing whiff of cucumber and I knew my skin was in for a good time.
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According to a new paper in Nature Communications, being able to manipulate "droplet-sold impacting behaviors" is important for a lot of things, like anti-icing, ink-jet printing, or self-cleaning.
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It's the sloth described above: the mediation illustrates in near-painstaking detail the droplet of water that travels along a leaf you're about to consume, before imagining your journey—slowly—toward it.
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By carefully balancing the composition of the ink and the electric field, the researchers have been able to get an even smaller droplet to form at the base of the attached drop.
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It's different from droplet transmission, since droplets are too large to float through the air and need to get sprayed directly on someone's eye, nose, or mouth in order to infect them.
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First off, that subtle droplet-like sound featured in the video is a manipulated version of the oscillation signature left by a gravitational wave in the early morning hours of September 14, 2015.
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The "Dream Team" also argued that blood evidence may have been planted at the crime scene, as an earlier photo didn't appear to show a blood droplet that was later cited as evidence.
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A person contracts the virus sharing the same airspace — a six-foot radius, the distance droplet nuclei are believed to travel (although with coughing they may travel farther) — and inhaling the infectious particles.
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The Dresden droplet discoveries began in 2009, when Brangwynne and collaborators demystified the nature of little dots known as "P granules" in C. elegans germline cells, which undergo division into sperm and egg cells.
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To snip those mutant copies of the gene, Liu and his colleagues mixed CRISPR-Cas9 with a lipid droplet that allows the gene-editing tool to enter the hair cells and get to work.
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What's more, medical students are not asked to refrain from participating in the care of patients who have dozens of other infectious diseases, spread through droplet and/or airborne means, including tuberculosis and influenza.
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On first exposure to moisture after a dry spell, the nodules quickly sprout a network of pale, spidery rain roots, allowing a cactus to suck up every possible droplet from a light desert sprinkle.
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Photographer Mike Shpenyk stood back from a couple in this 2016 photo, and part of the shot is blurred from what seems to be a water droplet in the bottom left of the frame.
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I popped a couple of the gummies, tried a droplet of the olive oil (hm not bad), put on a hat, switched my shoes out for some better suited for walking, and left his apartment.
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Organized by color to create fantastical shapes like a giant droplet of water and an enormous, vibrant typhoon, the bottles served as the backdrop for mermaids in peril, helplessly trapped among the mass of refuse.
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Health authorities had previously thought that the primary way for the disease to spread was through respiratory droplet transmission and contact, including people touching their faces after exposure to a surface contaminated with the virus.
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The effectiveness of this structure does depend on its size, and the size of the droplet that's making an impact, but even if every drop isn't quickly bounced away, overall there's still a definite improvement.
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"I don't know exactly what the mechanism is, but this is really acting like a large droplet transmission," she said, which means you're more likely to get it from contaminated surfaces or people near you.
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If you were to put a droplet of its syntax under a microscope, you'd find a swirling necktie pattern of small white starched shirts and three-ring binders and paper cups of stale black coffee.
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Using higher-dimensional geometry, they deploy supercomputers the size of a proton to spy on every terrestrial activity and utterance; Earth's entire fleet of starships proves no match for one small, droplet-shaped Trisolaran probe.
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"Respiratory viruses transmit mostly through droplet spread — which is coughing or sneezing on somebody — or in some cases by fomite spread, which means you contaminate a surface which another person then immediately touches," he explained.
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Legend suggests that when King Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette and their children attempted to flee France in 6.163, the droplet pearl and other priceless pieces, individually wrapped in cotton, were sent by different routes to Brussels.
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The style is stunning at every angle, but the attention to detail takes it from good to jaw-dropping, with Bell's white tuxedo blazer and pearl droplet earrings framed by purposefully wispy blonde strands of hair.
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The sound produced when a water droplet hits a liquid surface is caused by the vibrating movements of a small air bubble trapped beneath the water's surface, according to new research published today in Science Reports.
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Employees who became well-known amongst players as fixtures of the community, like creative director Snarkie; Droplet, who managed the site's newspaper; and the creators Adam Powell and Donna Williams, either quit or were laid off.
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Shi and Webb's simulation showed that a very thin film will form on the surface, just ahead of the spreading droplet, and unlike the drop, it doesn't stop spreading once the dark outer ring has formed.
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Oddly though, many traditional studies of droplet trajectories have made use of simplified models that don't account for the gust of air released when a person coughs or sneezes, which gives those droplets an extra push.
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By coating their droplet generator in a material with a near-permanent electric charge, the team observed that their generator was able to slowly collect charge from continuously falling droplets and store it until reaching its capacity.
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To make matters more complicated, when the water component of droplets dries up in the air, the remaining bits of floating virus are called "droplet nuclei," which are even lighter and more apt to travel long distances.
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The biggest irony is that "the ability to perform multiple tests in a tiny droplet of blood" has long been a reality in medical diagnosis and is actually carried out millions of times a day in laboratories everywhere.
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The Kirkland nurse believed she'd been exposed because initially her hospital only used droplet protection for nurses for the first few patients (a basic mask, gloves, and gown) before upgrading to airborne protections after positive COVID-19 results.
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Right now the virus appears to spread person to person similarly to other coronaviruses: people who are sick may pass on the virus to family members or health care workers by sneezing or coughing, through what's called droplet transmission.
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That speculative tech just got a bit closer to reality now that scientists have designed a small, highly efficient electricity generator that can create enough charge with a single droplet of tap, rain, or seawater to power 100 LED light bulbs.
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The experiments themselves currently take hours, but the results are impressive: First the gallium reacts with gold to form liquid gold-gallium droplets, then gallium and arsenic combine to create a thin layer of gallium arsenide nanowire beneath the droplet.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: MIT NewsWhen a droplet hits the macroscopic structure it spreads out and fills it, but only until it hits the bowl's edge, at which point it's deflected upward and ultimately away from the surface.
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" Previous research has suggested that the "plink" sound could be caused by a number of things, like the impact of the droplet on the surface, the "resonance of the cavity," or the "underwater sound field propagating though the water surface.
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A "naked" virus can't go anywhere unless it's hitching a ride with a droplet of mucus or saliva, said Kin-on Kwok, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care.
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The hospital admitted the patient intubated and on a ventilator, and since health care workers suspected a viral infection they implemented "droplet protection," keeping on guard against coming into contact with the stuff that comes up in coughing or sneezing.
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An energy source can trigger the reverse reaction, causing a protein in state A to overcome a chemical barrier and transform into state B; when this insoluble protein bumps into a droplet, it slinks easily inside, like a raindrop in a puddle.
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While similar water droplet experiments have also demonstrated the ability to transform water into energy in a similar way, the authors write that the instantaneous power created by their coated generator was thousands of times higher than previous approaches that lacked the coating.
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Recently at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics in Brighton, New York, one of the world's most powerful lasers blasted a droplet of water, creating a shock wave that raised the water's pressure to millions of atmospheres and its temperature to thousands of degrees.
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Earlier in the evening, to celebrate the opening of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute's new theatrical exhibition, "Camp: Notes on Fashion," Kardashian West stepped out in a nude latex Thierry Mugler dress featuring hundreds of tiny water droplet beads hanging from it.
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The ridge pattern applied to surfaces was effective at making water drops bounce away faster, but MIT engineers have now found that more complex structures, like bowl-shaped rings, have the added effect of minimizing how far a droplet can spread before it bounces away.
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So he recorded it and I told him: " this is so hip hop we're gonna make a hip hop song " So I quickly made a rhythm: [Droplet] That was just the kick, snare and hi hat at the time but the idea was there.
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Cards with pictures of green 'healthy' leaves on one side and 'diseased' orange leaves on the other side are dropped at random onto the conveyor belt, with the laser-guided nozzle adjusting to shoot a droplet onto the orange leaves, while ignoring the green leaves.
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How easy is it going to be to sell a cup of water suspended from a bracket or a very, very slow and grainy artfilm about the gradual descent of a droplet of water into a fashionably dank and under-lit basement in Shoreditch?
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The more she imagined his arousal, the more turned-on she got, and soon they were rocking against each other, getting into a rhythm, and she reached into his underwear and took his penis in her hand and felt the pearled droplet of moisture on its tip.
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Donation data triggers the droplet to move to the appropriate plant and squirt out water from a tank labeled "Money lended for microfinance loans"; each plant receives only a little bit, with most of the liquid seeping through to an undertank, which represents high interest rates and fees.
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Using two hydrophobic paddles, which repel water like a rain coat, Kelly demonstrated in a video tweeted by the Space Station Thursday how microgravity allows for a droplet of water to become a sphere—or ping pong ball, if you will— which can then be bounced between the paddles.
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"The face shield is the first line of defense for droplet protection, if someone comes into a clinic or if somebody is working in a factory — or something like that — and someone else coughs," explains Nick Moser, a Bay Area-based project manager at a custom fabrication shop.
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Having dissected every last droplet of detail about this movie for the better part of two years, I thought it would be fun to see how much of the movie I can describe correctly based purely on information already given by Disney, Lucasfilm and The Last Jedi cast and crew.
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As an X-ray explosion preceded in the group's experiments, the eventual result was the fragmentation and vaporization of the water droplet being targeted, leaving a disc-shaped cloud surrounding the original path of the pulse, rather than the sphere you might expect from an explosion bursting from a single focused point.
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It has already started shaking before I'd hit the power button to turn the camera back on, and yet I was still able to fire off a burst of 14 shots, and in each one every hair on the dog's nose (and every water droplet flying off of it) was crystal clear.
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Then The Atlantic published a riveting cover story by McKay Coppins that in some ways raised the same prospect, reporting that Ivanka and Don Jr. are jockeying to be their dad's rightful political heir and noting that the Trump progeny are genetically wired to wring every last droplet from their father's celebrity that they can.
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Although active droplets have a stable size, Zwicker found that they are unstable with respect to shape: When a surplus of B molecules enters a droplet on one part of its surface, causing it to bulge slightly in that direction, the extra surface area from the bulging further accelerates the droplet's growth as more molecules can diffuse inside.
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Inertial sensors are often used in ships, cars and other vehicles, and while that points to areas where MindMaze might hope to apply the tech itself, it's also notable that Gait Up's marquee product, the Droplet motion sensor, is the smallest inertial sensor ever made, making it a good fit for human movement and plans that MindMaze may have for its own product roadmap in headsets and other wearables and hand-held devices.
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The sparkling bestiary of more than 20 creatures on show in the maison included a white diamond and black sapphire-encrusted Swan bracelet, which gracefully took flight around the wearer's wrist; the Pegase cocktail ring of a horse with rich plumed feathered diamond wings; delicate gold droplet earrings, upon which balanced two brightly colored cockatoos; and Hans, the hammered gold cuff of a hedgehog, with rubies for eyes and a diamond for a nose.
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Whatever you believe, wherever your politics fall – unless you're a racist, you all can screw off – remember to be like Jake and indulge in the good stuff when it comes your way Watch wicked hot Boston dudes Chris Evans and John Krasinski star in a delightful commercial Lizzo quietly chants "Beyoncé" before her Grammys win 'White male rage' is the theme song of the 2020 Oscars on 'SNL' Watch a world map filmed through a water droplet in extreme slow motion
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