Sentence examples for arrays of particles from inspiring English sources

The I.B.M. scientists said they had been able to assemble arrays of particles so tiny that it would take 20,000 to span the width of a human hair.

Some interesting arrays of particles could be clearly seen from the images.

Aquaporin-4 (AQP4) is the CNS water channel organized into well-ordered protein aggregates called Orthogonal Arrays of Particles (OAPs).

The mechanisms contributing to current transfer under alternating and steady voltage conditions through fixed arrays of particles dispersed in a continuous electrolyte medium are discussed.

We believe our approach could be useful as a simple and low-cost tool for fabrication, assessment and optimization of different metamaterial geometries before larger arrays of particles are fabricated using other, more sophisticated and complex methods.

A single particle in unbounded flow, the effect of inter-particle distance and shielding effects for an inline array of three spheres as well as semi-structured arrays of particles are studied.

Three years ago, Joseph Dwyer of the Florida Institute of Technology began trying to detect such radio signals from thunderstorms, as well as using arrays of particle detectors to look for the showers of particles predicted from cosmic-ray collisions.

To study the highest energy cosmic rays, physicists use vast arrays of particle detectors on the ground to pick up the "air shower" of debris created by the high altitude collisions or telescopes to spot the flash of light caused by the debris particles as they slow down in the atmosphere. .

After multivalent binding of C1q to the Fc portion of NMO-IgG, the latter could bind to the orthogonal arrays of particle (OAP), where the assembled AQP4 could strongly activate the complement cascade [ 45] through the classical pathway [ 46].

As the wreckage fires out in all directions, it produces an array of particles.

The procedure is then applied to derive a class of continuum theories for a two-dimensional square array of particles.