Sentence examples for a consequence of symmetry from inspiring English sources

This scheme yields that lower-level mixed states always get realized and filled first before higher-level mixed states can be created, a consequence of symmetry breaking of canonical orbitals within the solid state.

From this point of view, the lifting of degeneracy is a consequence of lowering symmetry of the problem, which in turn is a consequence of the reduction of the symmetry of the dispersion law of the CC but not a reduction of the geometric symmetry.

Flexoelectricity phenomenon is the response of electric polarization to an applied strain gradient and is developed as a consequence of crystal symmetry in all materials.

Analytical expressions of the non-linear coefficients are derived and a number of them are found to vanish, as a consequence of the symmetry of revolution of the structure.

Nambu showed that the nature of pions, and indeed their very existence, could be explained as a consequence of spontaneous symmetry breaking.

This feature is a consequence of a symmetry break induced by the presence of topological defects in the CNC lattices, which generates new states above the Fermi energy not present in the CND structure.

And as a consequence of this conjugate symmetry, this results in a symmetry in the real part that is an even symmetry, or the magnitude has an even symmetry, whereas the imaginary part or the phase angle are both odd symmetric.

These solutions arise as a consequence of an underlying symmetry in the mean connectivity structure and can be predicted and analyzed using equivariant bifurcation theory.

Note also that maintaining twofold degeneracy in the magnetic quantum number in cases of both dispersion laws is a consequence of retaining geometric symmetry.

As a consequence of this polar symmetry, [0001] and [ 000 1 ¯ ] surfaces of wurtzite ZnO exhibit different bulk terminations with the first one terminated by Zn-atoms and the latter by O-atoms.

Again, we ask whether this could be a consequence of the bilateral symmetry of the C. elegans nervous system.