Sentence examples for distinct physical properties from inspiring English sources

In particular, a single event can produce multiple particle populations with distinct physical properties.

These inhomogeneities confer distinct physical properties and may lead to anomalous behaviors when compared to the main cylindrical nanowires [25].

Hydrogenation of these polymers afforded PE derivatives with precisely positioned branches, which exhibit distinct physical properties compared to their random counterparts.

With the miniaturization of electronic devices, one-dimensional (1-D) nanostructures have attracted much attention due to their distinct physical properties compared with thin film and bulk materials.

Here, we use single-molecule fluorescence microscopy and three-dimensional quantitative analyses in live Escherichia coli to demonstrate that its cytoplasmic membrane contains microdomains with distinct physical properties.

Materials where two distinct physical properties coexist and may interact within one crystal lattice are a major target for molecular chemists.

Maxwell postulated that entropy had to be a distinct physical property of a body and must be zero when completely deprived of heat (Maxwell and Rayleigh 1904).

On the other hand, there is what might be called the "distinctness intuition"—if mental properties and mereological fusions are distinct from physical properties and mereological atoms, respectively, then surely they count as something over and above them.

The distinct physical layer properties of the UWB technology warrants efficient design of medium access control (MAC) protocols.

In the last chapter of his monumental The Mind and Its Place in Nature Broad defends an Emergentist position with respect to the relation between mind and matter: mental properties are, in his opinion, distinct from physical properties; they are properties that emerge when neurophysiological processes have attained a sufficiently high degree of complexity.

This finding led Baade to suggest that these galaxies, and also the Milky Way Galaxy, are made of two populations of stars that are distinct in their physical properties as well as their locations.