Sentence examples for elementary constituent from inspiring English sources

As noted earlier, it asserted that matter releases an elementary constituent, phlogiston, during combustion.

The damage is modeled on each elementary constituent.

Its minimum Hamming distance is the product of minimum Hamming distances of elementary constituent codes.

After an organism dies, microorganisms break down biomass into elementary constituent parts like H2O, CO2, and its potential energy.

The key assumption of QMSL is the following: each elementary constituent of any physical system is subjected, at random times, to random and spontaneous localization processes (which we will call hittings) around appropriate positions.

Since the ancients recognized four or five elements at most, Plato sought a small set of uniquely defined geometrical objects to serve as elementary constituents.

The modern developments of relativity and quantum mechanics modify these laws insofar as they apply to higher speeds, very massive objects, and to the tiny elementary constituents of matter, such as electrons, protons, and neutrons.

Dr. Hawking's talk was part of the very public kickoff of Strings 2006, which has drawn 800 of the world's brightest and most ambitious physicists here for a week to take stock of string theory, their vaunted "theory of everything" that says the elementary constituents of nature are submicroscopic vibrating strings.

This chapter describes the architecture of emotions, decomposed into more elementary constituents including antecedent parts such as appraisal, and response parts like physiological responses, facial expressions, and the subjective experience or conscious feeling.

A grammar, in Lewis's sense, is a lexicon (i.e. a set of elementary constituents, along with their interpretation), a generative component (i.e. rules for combining constituents into larger constituents), and a representing component (i.e. rules for verbally expressing constituents).

First of all, various investigations (Pearle and Squires 1994) had made clear that QMSL and CSL needed a modification, i.e., the characteristic localization frequency of the elementary constituents of matter had to be made proportional to the mass characterizing the particle under consideration.