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But, the thought of this was unthinkable so Jung-Chih Chiao built a prototype to see if his invention really worked. Actually his first idea was to make them so tiny that ten of them could fit perfectly on a grain rice. The windmills were so tiny Chiao was worried that they would cost to much for anyone to buy a 1.8 inch windmill so what he did was he lowered the price so he could make his product commercially viable. It worked because it is said that soon the microscopic windmill will be in the nearest market.
It was arduous for Jung-Chih Chiao and Smitha Rao to invent the microscopic windmill.
He does however assert the people that didn't want put his product in stores but eventually agreed.
When I looked over my test results I thought maybe next time I can contemplate better.
I was walking in the park and saw a dead bird and to me it seemed durable.
My friend made a harnessing bracelet for me in art class.
My friends mom sent a potent piece of paper to our front door.
Before I ever make my project for science class I build a prototype to test it first.
My best friend and I make a very wafer cake for cooking class.
Someone I know withstand every choice I make.
