tweezers

Converse of object

• use: Now I use tweezers, like women plucking eyebrows, for removing unwanted nasal hairs.
• include: More personal items include tweezers, brooches and hairpins carefully carved from bone fragments.
• call: Machines that use this technique are called optical tweezers.

Adjective modifier

• holographic: Abstract Permanent 3D microstructures are created within a gel using holographic optical tweezers.
• optical: At such low stiffness the bead held in the optical tweezers necessarily exhibits large amounts of thermal motion.
• plastic: Pickers range from large plastic tweezers, to bulb pipettes and siphon tubes.
• pointed: With fine pointed tweezers apply the rule over the drop.
• inverted: Abstract Within inverted optical tweezers we measure both the lateral and axial trapping efficiency obtained with Gaussian and high-order Laguerre-Gaussian beams.
• tiny: Thousands of microscopic robots armed with tiny tweezers could pluck the Moon bare in a matter of weeks.

Modifies a noun

• work: How it works Fig 4. How the optical tweezers work.

Noun used with modifier

• laser: The group also leads several programs in novel optical traps ( laser tweezers and spanners ) and active holographic devices.
• bronze: Other finds by Archeology South East included a pair of bronze tweezers, and decorated samian ware.
• metal: When this was finished, the maid would take a pair of metal tweezers and remove any facial hair that was visible.
• vial: The vial tweezers allow vials to be gripped easily and securely without the need to hold them closed.