Sentence examples for atoms are able from inspiring English sources
We demonstrate that low-energy transfers to target atoms are able to generate complex damage structures.
Phosphorus atoms are able to take up both the interstitial and the substitutional positions and the short-range ordering around them is mainly icosahedrical.
The characterization performed by DSC, solid state 13C CP/MAS NMR and X-ray diffraction, indicates that the side chains of poly(mono n-alkyl itaconate)s and poly methyl n-alkyl itaconate)s derivatives with more than 12 carbon atoms are able to crystallize in hexagonal lattices.
If the metal is cooled slowly enough, the atoms are able to reach the most stable orientation.
Highly energetic helium metastable atoms are able to ionize the nitrogen through the penning ionization due to the interaction with the ambient air [11].
An arrangement of four-member units would yield a much less three dimensional network, as only the terminal Si atoms are able to continue condensation.
The light hydrogen atoms were able to evaporate to space, while the much heavier oxygen atoms were bound to Earth by gravity and mated with the reduced sulfur and carbon exposed at the Earth's surface.
As a result, atoms were able to move in only one dimension if shoved by an outside force.
As the considerations of the previous section indicate, there is no doubt that those wishing to make a case for atoms were able to steadily strengthen their case during the closing decades of the nineteenth century.
The oxygen atom is able to accommodate two boron atoms because the small boron cation has a bond strength to each oxygen that is exactly one-half the bond energy of the oxygen ion.
It is well known that graphene growth is strongly dependent on the number of available C atoms that are able to bond within a certain time, that is, if a large number of C atoms encounter graphene edges and do not have enough time to locate an energetically optimal location before forming covalent bonds, then the graphene will just be contaminated with amorphous C.
