This type of particle accelerator was a copious source of neutrons, which had recently been discovered by Sir James Chadwick in England.
This approach demonstrates that ant venom is a copious source of new compounds.
Fusion fission hybrids, driven by a copious source of fusion neutrons can open qualitatively "new" cycles for transmuting nuclear fertile material into fissile fuel.
During a pseudospark discharge, a low-temperature plasma is formed which acts as a copious source of electrons and can be regarded as a low work function surface that facilitates electron extraction.
If human oocytes could be generated in the same way from human embryonic stem cells, researchers would have a copious new source of oocytes, which are now obtained from patients through an uncomfortable procedure requiring strong drugs and surgery.
It seems that Adrastea is the most copious source of this ring material, as evidenced by the densest ring (the Main Ring) being located at and within Adrastea's orbit.
Female friendship, Coodley adds, played a central role in Sinclair's life, and she demonstrates this by drawing upon copious sources.
The frenetic repetition draws on, and burns through, copious sources: thrash, military tattoos, progressive rock, drum-and-bass, nyah-nyah taunts, catfights among hyenas, tornadoes hitting junkyards, even raga — which is suggested by the album's one respite, "The Soft Spoken Spectre," a twangy, drumless, minute-long modal tune and drone.
They form downwind of copious sources of dry, loose sand and occur when topographic and climatic conditions cause airborne particles to settle.
If it were only that, it would be, at best, candy; instead, it's a treasure, both as a portrait of the artist and as a copious record of his ideas — it is, in fact, a key source for understanding Welles, the director and the man.
This is a copious, branching book.
