Sentence examples for combined quantum from inspiring English sources

To create an imaging platform of this nature, Erogbogbo and colleagues combined quantum dots with magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles and packed the combination into micelles for in vivo delivery.

In Hapgood (1988), he combined quantum mechanics with cold-war spying, and in Arcadia, chaos theory with Byron and 18th-century landscape gardening.

After completing his doctorate, Dr. Warshel joined Dr. Karplus's laboratory as a postdoctoral researcher, and in 1972, they published a paper that combined quantum and classical physics in describing the chemical behavior of certain molecules.

Quantum theory, however, suggests that objects which have been carefully prepared together and placed into a combined quantum state can, even when separated across the galaxy, remain "entangled," as long as neither has any significant interactions with other objects to break the entanglement.

Lykken thinks it would take a full-blown theory that combined quantum mechanics and gravity to settle the matter.

Combined quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics (QM/MM) modelling has the potential to answer fundamental questions about enzyme mechanisms and catalysis.

This review outlines important techniques in this area, including quantum-chemical model studies and combined quantum-mechanics and molecular-mechanics (QM/MM) methods.

Combined quantum-mechanics/molecular-mechanics (QM/MM), where the QM part is a sophisticated ab initio method, aids in understanding nature's most complicated reaction mechanisms in atomic detail.

In another method a combined quantum-chemical and electrostatic calculation was used to generate predictions for reduction potentials.

According to quantum field theory — the theory that combines quantum mechanics and special relativity — masses would be expected to be ten thousand trillion times bigger.

By 1930 Eddington was involved in formulating a hugely ambitious theory that would combine quantum theory (which applies to the world of atoms) and general relativity (which describes the cosmos).