Prolonged exposure to microwave radiation produced the stress protein, even though there appeared to be no noticeable heating.
When the Cold War ended, Raytheon was a conglomerate producing everything from business jets to microwave ovens to college textbooks.
This frequency is crowded since it is used by everything from other tablets to microwave ovens, baby monitors, Bluetooth devices, not to mention the neighbors' Wi-Fi networks.
Instead of jamming electrons through wire, generators convert them to microwave signals and fling these along the surface of the earth, between a system of relays spaced about 20 or 30 miles apart.
Bill McGowan became involved as a private banker with a small Midwestern company, Microwave Communications Inc. that was trying to sell microwave telephony services to truckers.
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With the new method in hand, Dr Davis said that next-generation telescopes tuned to these microwave frequencies - such as the Alma telescope in Chile - would be able to easily acquire the masses of hundreds of black holes.
There are sound reasons why long-distance telephone, television and Internet long ago moved from satellites to terrestrial microwave and then fiber optic.
He decided to produce microwave ovens, and the result was catastrophic.
Nokia, the world's largest handset-maker, hopes to turn its tiny phones into universal remote-control devices, able to control everything from the television to the lights to the microwave.
To work, microwave requires a line of sight between masts but the curvature of the earth sometimes makes that impossible.
World War II gave us not only the digital electronic computer, but also, thanks to radar and microwave technology, modern telecommunications.
When I turned on the microwave to reheat some edamame with dinner, I was greeted by a loud jolt, and plunged into darkness.
It's the equivalent of strapping on a microwave to the side of your house and putting it on for a few minutes about 50 times a day.
And that geometrical prediction was confirmed directly by the Sloan survey, using the known distances of 500m light years to the density peak and 13 billion light years to the region where the microwave background originates as reference points to look for geometrical distortion, in the way that a more traditional land survey might use triangulation points.
The new map is a smart byproduct of the European Space Agency (Esa) telescope's main mission which is to survey the Cosmic Microwave Background, or CMB - a pervasive but faint glow of long-wavelength radiation that comes to us from the very edge of the observable Universe.
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And Percy L. Spencer in 1945 watched a magnetron melt candy, leading to the invention of microwave ovens.
Planck represents the third generation of attempts to map the cosmic microwave background.
MTN, the largest mobile-phone company in the region, had to build its own microwave transmission backbone and power supplies.
However, Richard Bernstein of Merrill Lynch likens risk to popcorn in a microwave.
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At the Reinvent the Toilet fair, hosted at its Seattle campus this week, designs included a lavatory that used microwave energy to turn poo into electricity.
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Technicians on the roof, examining a microwave link to a remote transmitter, also found a cable linking to a second alleged pirate station, that while not transmitting, contained radio equipment which officials also seized.
Friedberg said Weatherbill could use data from microwave satellites to measure the density of clouds on a minute by minute basis, enabling it to build a long range model of rainfall around the world.
If they want to watch something on a screen on a microwave oven we can find a way to get it there.
It wants to be the brain in your washing machine, your microwave and your car, not to mention the giant server farms dotted around the planet that will power cloud computing as more of our day-to-day work gets stored online.
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The socks were then to be placed in the microwave and heated until warm.
Most islands have only three or four such telephones, connected wirelessly to the network by digital microwave links.
With built-in FTP and Wi-Fi connectivity, the GY-HM650 delivers the footage back to a station without a microwave or satellite connection.
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E-Tek Dynamics raids Chinese universities, putting newcomers in "halfway houses" where seasoned countrymen teach them how to drive, use a microwave and pay rent.
E-Tek Dynamics raids Chinese universities, putting newcomers in "halfway houses" where seasoned fellow countrymen teach them how to drive, use a microwave and pay rent.
With financial backing from a Dallas utility, he would build the first fiber link between McAllen and Corpus Christi: Long-distance companies wanted an alternative to their weather- plagued microwave links.
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