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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"micro world"”.

  1. Imperceivable World

    Imperceivable World is an immersive multi-media exhibition that allows the audience to explore the imperceivable micro world of various organisms. These microorganisms occupy a space within our world that is so minuscule that it might seem like fiction. A series of short animations are an …

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  2. MICROMANIPULATOR-RESONATOR SYSTEM FOR SELECTIVE WEIGHING OF INDIVIDUAL MICROPARTICLES

    … to develop a "supermarket weight scale" for the micro world: a scheme that can enable the user to pick an individual target entity and weigh only that particular entity by precisely positioning it on a micro- weight scale.

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  3. Exploring the use of mathematics apps in the elementary school classroom

    … them learn. The game-based apps, especially the micro-world type app, were some of the favourite apps that the students selected because it engaged them, provided positive feedback, and they were able to create customised characters. The students preferred to use fun and easy apps rather than …

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  4. A Sitting Army?: Narrative, Presence, and Persuasion in the America's Army Computer Game

    … future products, include user migration from micro-world to larger, real-life social system. It is suggested that investments of time and effort made by the user, the degree of inclusion, or presence, felt by the user, the user's willingness to adhere to prescribed boundaries, the user's …

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