Sentence examples for discovered form from inspiring English sources

In this context, a relatively newly discovered form of matter called a Bose-Einstein condensate may point the way ahead.In a Bose-Einstein condensate, the atoms are so cold that they all fall into their lowest quantum state.

A recently discovered form of carbon graphite – the material in pencil lead – has turned out to have a completely unexpected property which could revolutionise the development of green energy and electric cars.

OXIS Energy, of Oxford, Britain, meanwhile, is experimenting with a lithiated version of graphene, a recently discovered form of carbon that consists of sheets a single atom thick.Huw Hampson-Jones, OXIS's boss, hopes the firm's batteries will go into production in 2015.

Mr. Gordy wrote the book for the musical (adapted from his 1994 autobiography), and his recollections of the era and the artists he discovered form the shaky scaffolding for a musical that is, if nothing else, an efficient endorphin-delivery system for baby boomers.

However, a session at the American Physical Society meeting held this week in Baltimore, on a newly discovered form of graphite called graphene, showed how wrong that prejudice was.Graphene was first made in 2004, by Andre Geim of the University of Manchester, in Britain.

At-many-stations HG (AMHG) is a newly discovered form of HG with an evolving understanding.

And as I quickly discovered, forming strong working relationships with the nurses that are involved in my patients' care has become one of the most important objectives since becoming a physician.

For this study no samples of two recently discovered forms, intermediate in size and gill-raker counts, were available.

When compared to the interactions involved between the most active arylthioindole derivative and tubulin, similar mode of action was discovered forming a 2.86Å long H-bond between N atom of Lys246 with O1 atom of the reference compound.

The 16-year-old's victory sets up a meeting with the unseeded Australian Ben Mitchell, though the result was in doubt during the opening set as Golding struggled to discover form.

But Kelly's photographs are less analytic, besotted as they are with the joy of discovering forms rather than with making diagnoses, whether architectural, cultural, or otherwise.