Unbounding the Future: The Nanotechnology RevolutionExamines the field of medicine, toxic waste, and production relating how they will revolutionize life in the future. |
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... tourguide said that the original proposal was a piece of exploratory engineering dating from the mid - 1980s , a me- chanical design that was superseded by improved electronic designs before anyone had the tools to build even a ...
... tourguide said that the original proposal was a piece of exploratory engineering dating from the mid - 1980s , a me- chanical design that was superseded by improved electronic designs before anyone had the tools to build even a ...
Page 58
... tourguide politely says . Inside , the clothes and hairstyles , the newspaper headlines , the bumper - to - bumper traffic , all look much as they did before your long nap . A light haze obscures the buildings on the far side of the ...
... tourguide politely says . Inside , the clothes and hairstyles , the newspaper headlines , the bumper - to - bumper traffic , all look much as they did before your long nap . A light haze obscures the buildings on the far side of the ...
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... tourguide replies , " You might want to take the elevator to your left . " Stepping out of the elevator and into the basement , you see a wide hall full of small conveyor belts and pulleys ; a large pipe runs down the middle . A plaque ...
... tourguide replies , " You might want to take the elevator to your left . " Stepping out of the elevator and into the basement , you see a wide hall full of small conveyor belts and pulleys ; a large pipe runs down the middle . A plaque ...
Contents
The Molecular World | 44 |
BottomUp Technology | 57 |
Paths Pioneers and Progress | 84 |
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