Sentence examples for diffuse cloud from inspiring English sources

He hates in a diffuse cloud, a haze of it.

"This is horrible," he said, clicking on the BBC Web site, which showed a diffuse cloud.

Rutherford realised that this is because atoms are made of a dense nucleus later found to consist of protons and neutrons surrounded by a diffuse cloud of orbiting electrons.

Each system basically starts out from a diffuse cloud of gas and dust, called a protoplanetary disk, within which gravity begins to clump material together.

Whereas the fluctuations kick the electron around and effectively smear it into a diffuse cloud of charge, the fluctuations in muonic hydrogen tend to polarize the empty space in the atom and create an even bigger Lamb shift.

The remaining gamma-rays--about 10% of those observed--emerged from a huge, diffuse cloud surrounding the galaxy, from a direction where no high-energy source is known to exist.

In diffuse clouds, the desorption and diffusion behavior of the hydrogen atoms is mainly determined by the underlying grain and the interaction between absorbates occurs through reaction.

The gases and liquid vapor and brick dust and bone dust and acids and alkalis, fired through by lightning, heated up and cooled down, tickled by electric wires and stirred up by the wind — they reacted together and made an enormous, diffuse cloud-brain.

"Mania" led the strong cellist (Darrett Adkins) in a veritable perpetuum mobile through diffuse clouds of sound.

Interstellar medium, region between the stars that contains vast, diffuse clouds of gases and minute solid particles.

Small, diffuse clouds begin to coalesce around them, the clouds gathering first slowly and then swiftly until, suddenly, they fuse into surprising wholes: human heads, blown to mist by rifle fire, reconstituting on fallen shoulders proudly restored to vigour and running backwards with their fellows.