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piezo-
- a combining form meaning “pressure,” used in the formation of compound words:
piezometer.
piezo-
/ piːˈeɪzəʊ-; ˈpiːtsəʊ-; paɪˈiːzəʊ- /
combining_form
- pressure
piezometer
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of piezo-1
from Greek piezein to press
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When we first found the Piezo receptors in 2010, it was because we took a very reductionist approach.
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Every time you breathe, Piezo channels are monitoring how much your lungs are inflating.
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I downloaded the video footage using Quicktime’s screen record function and the audio using a handy app called Piezo.
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But by using computer simulations, they were able to sort out a set of rules for how to improve the material’s piezo performance with AC fields.
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Researchers are zooming in on the huge, complex Piezo proteins that power our sense of touch.
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