Sentence examples for electronic motion from inspiring English sources

The non-relativistic spinless fixed nuclear coordinate electronic Schrodinger equation (SE) [1, 2] in free space is capable to describe the electronic motion in N-electron molecular systems providing the anti-symmetric wavefunction and electronic energy Etotal-electr = Eelectr {RA,ZA}) + Vnn of ground and excited states.

In addition, the influence of the lattice of atoms on electronic motion has been worked out for many different metals.

But the show's title may also be a pun on alternating current, for several of the sculptural elements are activated by electronic motion sensors.

Danaher will buy Kollmorgen, a provider of electronic motion control equipment based in Waltham, Mass., for about $23 a share in cash and take on about $85 million in debt.

Israel says the barrier - a series of fences and 8m (26ft) high walls with barbed wire, trenches and electronic motion detectors - has greatly reduced the number of suicide bombings.

Investigators said the bomb, with an ignition system linked to an electronic motion sensor, went off as the victim, Israel Halberstam, 46, approached the vehicle outside his home in Borough Park, saw the bag under the driver's door and moved it, out of curiosity or to get it out of the way.

MD simulation produced a less accurate result due to neglecting electronic motions.

Hence, we provide both key mathematical formulas and corresponding numerical results for the collective electronic motions in resonance with electromagnetic waves.

Therefore, the collective electronic motions in metals are in resonance with electromagnetic waves [10, 28], which are called plasmonic waves [29].

In principle, when the thickness of a metallic film approaches the nanometer distance scale or smaller than the mean free path of electron motion, the electronic conduction can be reduced pronouncedly and, thus, the metal-insulator transition can be observed.

Based on the above, the electronic potential acted on the hole can be averaged over the electron motion and written as (11).