Wait, wait. Okay.

Microphone

The mike is in there.

Give me the microphone.

I mean, you can imagine if this original drawing of a cell, you might have a synapse here, a synapse here, a synapse there.

What about the clasp?

Here's the mike.

The mike is on your shoulder.

The buckle remains in situ.

Three Pull the pin.

That process is called a synapse.

The clasp is a bit tricky.

And it is here, in this synapse, that the neuron's electrical information can be modulated, amplified, blocked altogether or translated to another informational process.

So, um that's you mic.

Get a mike set up back of that curtain.

Or...set your microphone up?

I'm going to try to get him on this microphone.

You've got to talk into the mike!

Tell him to cut it in on speaker, Ensign.

It is a type of glucose clamp technique.

Here's an example of a project using the microphone.

I removed the microphone from that, and then just pinched that

Clean! What do you think you're carrying that microphone for?

I removed the microphone from that, and then just pinched that like I just made a clip out of the microphone and clipped that to a piece of paper, any paper that you found around.

that microphone or whatever it was?

She never could remember where the microphone was.

In order to clamp in the desired center of stroke

See if you can fix this clasp.

I don't know how far this wireless mic will work.

And if I do this, probably the mic won't hear it.

Ralph Talmont Stay, stay. Is the mike still on?

Always be sure to clamp with the jaws against the boring ring

We clamp it at the center of the jaws leaving adequate clearance for the cutting path

The health club is fastened to the garage with a C clamp, for Cleveland.

And I've used the word synapse already actually, maybe I haven't.

Mohammed, a thirteen year old from Aleppo, gets up and takes the mike.

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It was powerful enough that it jolted me back to reality and I remembered to pull the pin.

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PURPOSE This test will check that recording sound using an external microphone works correctly STEPS 1. Connect a microphone to your microphone port 2. Click Test , then speak into the external microphone 3. After a few seconds, your speech will be played back to you VERIFICATION Did you hear your speech played back?

And in the audio world that's when the microphone gets too close to its sound source, and then it gets in this self destructive loop that creates a very unpleasant sound.

The place where this axon is meeting with this dendrite, this is the synapse.

like I just made a clip out of the microphone and clipped that to a piece of paper, any paper that you found around.

I'm talkin' to you through thisthis walkin' microphone that used to work for me.