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Microwave won't fit in new cabinetry bc the plug is too big!?

Feb 08, 2008 by ladyluck27 | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

I recently had some new cabinetry installed, with a built-in shelf section designed especially per dimensions of the microwave.
We didn't take into account the pigtail/outlet placement in the center back of this shelf part.
The microwave would be a perfect fit, but the bulky-ness of the stopple causes it to hang over the shelf about an inch or so.
Any suggestions to fix this mind-boggler? What are my options.

You constraint to get a different outlet or replace the power line with a right angle plug coherence. There is a special outlet that allows plugs to go in deeper in the box. You would have to get an electrician to introduce it. Changing the cord on the microwave is probably decent as difficult. Unless, you have a handy man in the vicinity who will do it for you.

Rocky | Feb 08, 2008

Where can I find a replacement plate for cook essentials convection microwave?

Oct 07, 2008 by nicole_xjr | Posted in Other - Electronics

They do not make to appear the microwave anymore and I can not find the dimensions of the plate to get a replacement. Does anyone separate of a suitable replacement?
Cameron, do you close-fisted just buy a new microwave or plate? I cant find the plate or anyone who sells it.

im stark to say, but you would probably end up paying almost as much for the replacement as you could buy a new one for. fitting "bite the bullet" and buy a new one.

Cameron | Oct 07, 2008


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A Two-Dimensional Electron Liquid Solidifies in a Magnetic Field

01.01.70


(Media-Newswire.com) - Physicists from the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a theory that describes, in a unified manner, the coexistence of liquid and pinned solid phases of electrons in two dimensions under the influence of a magnetic field. The theory also describes the transition between these phases as the field is varied. The theoretical predictions by Constantine Yannouleas and Uzi Landman, from Georgia Tech’s School of Physics, aim to explain and provide insights into the origins of experimental findings published last year by a team of researchers from Princeton, Florida State and Purdue universities. The research appears in the October 27 edition of the journal Physical Review B.

The experimental discovery in 1982 of a new Hall conductance step at a fraction ν=1/m with m=3, that is at  ( 1/3 )e2/h ( with more conductance steps, at other m, found later ) – where h is the Planck constant and e is the electron charge – was made for  two-dimensional

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Microwave tomography system helps detect cancer in 3-D

01.01.70

A research team from Chalmers University of Technology (Gothenburg, Sweden) has designed a microwave tomography system that could be used to diagnose breast cancer.

The system currently consists of 30 microwave transmitter/receivers arranged in circular fashion. The microwave radiation from the transmitters spreads out in a complex pattern across the breast and is then captured by the receivers, after which software reconstructs an image of the breast tissue in three dimensions.

Andreas Fhager, the associate professor of biomedical electromagnetics at Chalmers who developed the system, said that the 3-D images obtained from it show significantly better contrast between healthy and malignant tissue compared to x-ray-based systems. That makes it easier to detect really small tumors that may currently be obscured by healthy tissue. Unlike x-ray systems , the new system also emits negligible doses of nonionizing radiation.

With time, the Chalmers team hope to be able to use the system to not only detect the location of cancerous tissues but also to heat and destroy them with microwave radiation from the transmitters.

Source: Vision Systems Design

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Microwave Dimensions - News


Invisibility cloak uses 'metamaterial' to hide three-dimensional objects
Christian Science Monitor - Jan 01, 1970
Invisibility cloak uses 'metamaterial' to hide three-dimensional objects Commonplace MailInvisibility disguise uses 'metamaterial' to take cover three-dimensional objectsDifferent lab groups have been vexing to robe objects from vacuous waves and microwaves for years. Prior efforts rendered objects unseeable along a even, in two dimensions, by bending microwaves around the objects. Last year researchers demonstrated Plasmonic coat makes 3D objects hidden to your microwaveNovel Physical Cloaks 3D ObjectsNovel data takes 3D 'invisibility disguise' a out of doors closerall 144 rumour articles »

MWE - Letter to rekindle a romance
Gather.com - Jan 01, 1970
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Why Does Our Universe Have Three Dimensions?
Discovery News - Jan 01, 1970
The Big Bang theory of how the quarter was born has been bolsted by some quite compelling observational manifestation, including the assessment of the cosmic microwave CV and the commensurate glut of elements. But while cosmologists can steady