Sentence examples for With nuclide from inspiring English sources

The feasibility of this strategy has been demonstrated widely by using the diffusion technique in conjunction with nuclide transmutation equations.

Quartz and sanidine phenocrysts coexist; therefore, we can check the viability of sanidine through direct comparison with nuclide concentrations in quartz.

Nowadays, miniaturized microprocessors enable the design of most power saving instruments with the entire performance of state-of-the-art active devices in the size of a cell phone: a new generation of instruments equipped with nuclide separation within an HV-measurement chamber, internal circular buffer, temperature and humidity sensor will be introduced to the public for the very first time.

We wonder if it would be possible to label an antibody for SAA4 with a nuclide and then screen the patient with PET or some other equipment and be able to verify the presence of a malignant tumor as opposed to a benign cyst.

Therefore, we developed a through-diffusion model with parent daughter nuclide decay chain.

Combining fission track analysis with cosmogenic nuclide decay rates, one can study landscape development and denudation of passive margins.

Our models are useful for determining the apparent diffusion coefficient of daughter nuclides when conducting through-diffusion experiments with parent daughter nuclide decay chains.

We used terrain analysis and with cosmogenic nuclide measurements of erosion rates to quantitatively explore Wahrhaftig's decades-old hypothesis for the development of "stepped topography" by differential weathering of bare and soil-mantled granite.

Quantitative geomorphic analysis combined with cosmogenic nuclide 10Be-based geochronology and denudation rates have been used to further the understanding of the Quaternary landscape development of the Mecca Hills, a zone of transpressional uplift along the southern end of the San Andreas Fault, in southern California.

Within each series, therefore, the mass number of the members may be expressed as four times an appropriate integer (n) plus the constant for that series; thus, the thorium series is sometimes called the 4n series; the neptunium series, 4n + 1; the uranium series, 4n + 2; and the actinium series, 4n + 3. The thorium series begins with thorium-232 and ends with the stable nuclide lead-208.

The CRONUS-Earth production rates44,48,49 with the nuclide-dependent scaling of Lifton Sato Dunai50 were used to calculate the ages presented in the paper.