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- noun Plural form of
microdisk .
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These abilities will be tested in three events: a two-millimeter dash in which each nanobot seeks the best time for a goal-to-goal sprint across the playing field; a slalom drill where the path between goals is blocked by "defenders" (polymer posts) and a ball handling drill that requires robots to “dribble” as many “nanoballs” (microdisks with the diameter of a human hair) as possible into the goal within a 3-minute period.
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They watched the radioactive coolant lazily convert another flotilla of microdisks into miniature shipwrecks on a poison sea.
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The team led by Morthier created indium phosphide (InP) microdisks that are 7.5 micrometers in diameter.
IEEE Spectrum 2010
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The microdisks worked so well that they could be linked together to form a register analogous to transistor-based registers, whereby each laser flips the next one, explains Van Thourhout.
IEEE Spectrum 2010
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Light pulses are led to or read out from the laser via waveguides built into the surface of the microchip and coupled to the microdisks.
IEEE Spectrum 2010
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The microdisks are glued onto a silicon chip, using a polymer known as DVS-BCB.
IEEE Spectrum 2010
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My mother might have left it at the pharm, but bio microdisks are radiation sensitive, you know, and the whole pharm was hot. "
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