Sentence examples for basic physical processes from inspiring English sources

They are created by some of the most basic physical processes of the universe, like decay of radioactive elements and fusion reactions that power the sun.

In his seminal essay "The Climate of History", Dipesh Chakrabarty observes that historians will have to revise many of their fundamental assumptions and procedures in this era of the Anthropocene, in which "humans have become geological agents, changing the most basic physical processes of the Earth".

This gives us new insights into the basic physical processes inside the Sun, formation of magnetic structures in the solar plasma and mechanisms of solar activity.

The differently sized planar and rotatable magnetrons exhibit very similar IEDFs for positive as well as negative ions proving that basic physical processes are essentially the same.

Monte Carlo simulations have been applied to every step of this chain and offer significant gains in accuracy and understanding to the basic physical processes.

This is also the scale at which we will be able to search for evidence basic physical processes such as magnetic reconnection.

We now have the opportunity to study in situ basic plasma physical processes in the interstellar medium (ISM).

Some of my best friends, including an Episcopal priest and a Baptist minister, are deeply religious, but find a way to mesh their beliefs with an understanding of basic physical and biological processes.

To significantly develop DSSCs and related photo-electrochemical devices, the quantum chemical calculations were performed to provide a better theoretical understanding of the basic physical and chemical processes of dye-sensitized semiconductors.

And a large part of Rosenstock-Huessy's objection to naturalism is that either it ignores speech completely and reduces us to more basic animal or physical processes, or, if it does take account of speech, it places speech on the same continuum as animal cries and calls.

At the lowest level, it may be possible to optimise basic physical, thermodynamic and chemical processes, for example, by changing geometries and surface structures, or using catalysts, etc.