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- noun Plural form of
microsphere .
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The reputation / authority economy in the blogosphere, & how that creates & encourages "microspheres" - communities of shared interest with similar authority levels.
Archive 2006-09-01 2006
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The reputation / authority economy in the blogosphere, & how that creates & encourages "microspheres" - communities of shared interest with similar authority levels.
The Challenge of Blog-Community Participation - Freshblog 2006
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The team has developed a polymer hydrogel loaded with "microspheres" - which are like tiny, microscopic beads - filled with anti-inflammatory medication.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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Far more interesting to me is the notion of microspheres and authority.
Archive 2006-09-01 2006
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Far more interesting to me is the notion of microspheres and authority.
The Challenge of Blog-Community Participation - Freshblog 2006
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The microscope, which is technically a nanoscope, uses tiny (between 2 and 9 micrometers--millionths of a meter--across) glass beads (called microspheres) to gather these evanescent waves, refocus them, and channel them into a standard microscope viewable under normal lights.
CNET News.com 2011
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The mAbs or pMHCs were mounted on tiny beads called microspheres that can be guided into place by laser beams.
Biosingularity Snowcrash 2010
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Other products in development include rapidly-dissolving, drug-eluting and/or radio-labelled microspheres as well as biodegradable coils and stents for use in aneurysms that are not conducive to treatment with microspheres.
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The mAbs or pMHCs were mounted on tiny beads called microspheres that can be guided into place by laser beams.
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The volume of content in the blogosphere is too great to navigate comprehensively, and so we define our own "microspheres" and navigate those.
Archive 2006-09-01 2006
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