The phrase "atoms that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the future behavior or characteristics of atoms in a scientific context.
Example: "The researchers focused on atoms that will undergo a transformation when exposed to high temperatures."
Alternatives: "atoms that are going to" or "atoms that are likely to".
It's not ubiquitous, to be sure, but it's a method to turn bits into atoms that will become increasingly important in a post manufacturing world.
The atoms that will be deposited on the surface of (2 × 2)/(3 × 3) Pb/Cu(111) structure will have different interactions with the two different areas.
It is here argued that, during the combustion process and with the other parameters fixed, the larger the reducing power of the fuel mixture, the larger the tendency of the fuel mixture to stabilize the atoms that will form later the BSCF structure in an oxygen vacancy-rich configuration.
Each input low-frequency feature vector will be anchored to one dictionary atom that will activate the corresponding convolution layer.
To each input low-frequency feature vector, the anchored neighborhood layer will anchor it to one dictionary atom that will activate the corresponding sub-convolution layer.
Functional groups are specific combinations of atoms within a molecule that will cause the molecule to engage in certain reactions and to have other physical and chemical properties that are characteristic of that group.
If the two electrons of a covalent bond are, for one reason or another, drawn more closely to one of the bonded atoms, that atom will develop a partial negative charge and the atom to which it is bonded will develop a partial positive charge.
What they have shown is price sensitivity, and the high-powered Intel Atom chips that will be at the heart of devices running Google TV are likely to add to their cost.
In each case a hydrogen atom is torn away from the elastomer molecule, leaving a highly reactive carbon atom (the radical) that will couple with another carbon radical to create a stable C−C bond, interlinking different molecules.
The Slate will rock an unspecified Atom CPU chipset that will handle Flash just fine.
It will use microprocessors from Intel, which is hoping to lessen its dependence on personal computers; the Atom chip design that will serve as the brains of the smart TVs so far has mostly been used in inexpensive, lightweight laptops known as netbooks.
