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Micromotors are very
small particles (measured in microns) that can move themselves. The term is
often used
interchangeably with "nanomotor," despite...
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small electrical motor, also
known as a
micromotor. The
power to the
handpiece is
provided by the
micromotor.
Within the
handpiece are
internal gearings...
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Gasoline engine HCCI
engine Hesselman engine Hot bulb
engine IRIS
engine Micromotor Flagella –
biological motor used by some
microorganisms Nanomotor Molecular...
- USM,
micromotor USM, and Nano USM. Ring-type USM
allows for full-time
manual focus (FT-M)
operations without switching out of AF mode.
Micromotor USM is...
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Thomas E. Milner; Marc D. Feldman;
Shaochen Chen (2010). "Light-Powered
Micromotor Driven by Geometry-****isted,
Asymmetric Photon-heating and Subsequent...
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diesel YaMZ-7511.10 engine. The
rockets that it
fires are
claimed to have
micromotors that
boost the
range of the
rocket and also keep it
stable in flight...
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products of
which include computers,
handy terminals,
magnetic heads,
micromotors, flat
panel display lithography equipment,
semiconductor lithography...
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compact construction colloquially referred to as a "pancake lens" and a
micromotor-driven
power zoom
controlled by a
switch on the side of the lens and the...
- like Sony E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 due to the
general lack of an
internal micromotor and
fewer image correcting elements,
allowing for a
thinner profile. Because...
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turbine dental handpieces generally produce more aerosol, with
electric micromotor handpieces producing less,
although this
depends on the configuration...
