Microcircuitry

In Straylight, the hull's inner surface is overgrown with a desperate proliferation of structures, forms flowing, interlocking, rising toward a solid core of microcircuitry, our clan's corporate heart, a cylinder of silicon wormholed with narrow maintenance tunnels, some no wider than a man's hand. ❋ Boudreau Freret (2010)

Another idea is that the genes involved in schizophrenia influence synaptic plasticity and the development and stabilization of neuronal microcircuitry in the brain. ❋ Unknown (2009)

So we were essentially mapping the microcircuitry of the brain: which cells are communicating with which cells, with which chemicals, and then in what quantities of those chemicals? ❋ Jill Bolte Taylor (2008)

And would Mr. Dewhurst really know what teleportation microcircuitry looks like? ❋ Douglas Wolk (2007)

The craft would be mostly a 1 km diameter mesh sail covered with microcircuitry, weighing only a few grams. ❋ Zoe Brain (2006)

Like the microcircuitry that operated automatic doors and the faint, characteristic hum of air conditioning, it hovered momentarily within touching distance of his mind, then retreated again into the cloudy memory of white pain. ❋ Barbara Hambly (2000)

The panel beneath the communications board had been pulled away, and she gazed up uncertainly into a maze of microcircuitry. ❋ J. M. Dillard (2000)

His left eyelid wrinkles above the monocle; the light reflects microcircuitry within the glass oval. ❋ Steele, Allen (1997)

Despite dehumidifiers, water vapor can seep into microcircuitry and thousands of miles of electric cable, causing shortouts. ❋ Steele, Allen (1997)

Company I used to work for patented some of that microcircuitry. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

She had thick, lustrous black hair down almost to her waist, but the left side of her head had been shaved and covered with gleaming nysteel alloy studded with tiny microcircuitry receptors and interface jacks. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)