Sentence examples for decay of a from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, positrons from the decay of a form of radioactive sodium are separately slowed and accumulated.

Professor Katherine Morris from the University of Manchester explains: "Each decay of a radioactive atom is a spontaneous process.

Branching (the decay of a given species in more than one way) occurs in all four of the radioactive series.

This law describes the actual luminescence decay of a great number of luminescent materials e.g., calcium tungstate.

The point of "The Building," in fact, is that the grime and decay of a skyscraper is also the manifestation of its accumulated human experience.

This is because often they are produced by the decay of a neutral particle, so the charges have to cancel out because charge is conserved.

One reviewer wrote: "There is no surer or more fatal sign of the decay of a language than in the interpolation of barbarous terms and foreign words".

That is the same as hypothesising that they were all produced from the decay of a single particle, and working out what its mass must have been.

He takes pride in the art of the segue, paying particular attention to the "sizzling sonic decay" of a last cymbal stroke.

This force is responsible for the beta decay of a neutron into a proton and for the nuclear reactions that fuel the Sun and other stars.

This process, like the beta decay of a neutron into a proton, an electron, and an antineutrino, occurs via the weak force.