Sentence examples for argon's from inspiring English sources

One problem was that Argon's technology did not mesh smoothly with Redstone's.

The relationship between σy and E has been analysed using Argon's and Bowden's theories of plastic deformation in glassy polymers.

MD results are further compared with Argon's model, which does not only accurately predict the mechanical strength of PC, but also provides molecular-level insights into the deformation mechanisms.

In this aspect, remarkable progress has been made by Falk, Langer, Shi et al. [20 23] by developing Argon's shear transformation zone (STZ) concept [2].

Argon's relatively high density causes it to remain close to the ground during gassing.

Argon's complete octet of electrons indicates full s and p subshells.

As a sponsored athlete, she gets a new bike every year or two and still owns multiple bikes, but is now riding Argon 18's E-119 Tri model, which she got in February.

In contrast to argon, xenon's organ protective effects have been investigated in various settings and models, ranging from cell cultures to clinical trials.

Pallenberg was particularly well received in his portrayals of the Cashier in Georg Kaiser's Morn to Midnight, the Barker in Ferenc Molnar's Liliom, and Argon in Molière's Imaginary Invalid.

Most of the argon in Earth's atmosphere has been created by the decay of potassium-40, as the argon-40 abundance is about 1,000 times higher than expected from cosmic abundances.

(Argon-36 and argon-38 make up 0.34 and 0.06 percent of Earth's argon, respectively.) A major portion of terrestrial argon has been produced, since the Earth's formation, in potassium-containing minerals by decay of the rare, naturally radioactive isotope potassium-40.