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- noun Motion from a living
organism .
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A research team led by Zhong Lin Wang of materials science and engineering at Georgia Tech have developed for the first time a nanogenerator that can be driven by irregular, low-energy biomotion, including the tapping of a human finger and a hamster's erratic running and scratching
unknown title 2009
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A research team led by Zhong Lin Wang of materials science and engineering at Georgia Tech have developed for the first time a nanogenerator that can be driven by irregular, low-energy biomotion, including the tapping of a human finger and a hamster's erratic running and scratching
unknown title 2009
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A research team led by Zhong Lin Wang of materials science and engineering at Georgia Tech have developed for the first time a nanogenerator that can be driven by irregular, low-energy biomotion, including the tapping of a human finger and a hamster's erratic running and scratching
unknown title 2009
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A research team led by Zhong Lin Wang of materials science and engineering at Georgia Tech have developed for the first time a nanogenerator that can be driven by irregular, low-energy biomotion, including the tapping of a human finger and a hamster's erratic running and scratching
myninjaplease 2009
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A research team led by Zhong Lin Wang of materials science and engineering at Georgia Tech have developed for the first time a nanogenerator that can be driven by irregular, low-energy biomotion, including the tapping of a human finger and a hamster's erratic running and scratching
unknown title 2009
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