Sentence examples for daughter particles from inspiring English sources
When particles break, each particle generally splits into 2 3 daughter particles.
In particle comminution processes, the size of the original particles (mother particles) will continuously decrease to finer sizes (daughter particles).
Numerical dispersion with the use of straight forward extensions arises on account of formation of daughter particles of compositions different from that of the parent particles.
The particles are generally protons, electrons and helium nuclei and when they collide with nuclei in the Earth's upper atmosphere they can produce showers of daughter particles.
The population balance equations for homogeneous coagulation rate, power-law breakage rate and self-similar daughter particles are solved in moment form under a polynomial interpolative closure rule.
Its data will be used in the trigger to select high-pT daughter particles from B-meson decays, and in the offline analysis to reconstruct trajectories of charged particles in the very forward region of the detector.
To quantify the distribution of intracellular particles into daughter cells after division of macrophage-like cells the outcome data was presented as the DI.
While normalized DI for yeasts and beads were either larger or smaller than 1, the distribution of intracellular particles into daughter macrophage-like cells was non-stochastic and skewed towards unequal distribution or equal distribution, respectively.
For polystyrene beads, the distribution of particles into daughter cells was that expected by chance alone as no significant difference was revealed between the experimental data and the theoretical calculation.
"Both radon and its daughter products emit alpha particles, and this is a very effective way to cause damage that can lead to cancer".
Although retention data for 217At and 213Bi were not presented, by increasing the thickness of the shells it can be expected to achieve a nearly complete retention even for the last α-particle emitting daughter nuclide.
