Sentence examples for fog of particles from inspiring English sources
Here, a massive storm on the sun's surface flings a superhot fog of particles, called a coronal mass ejection, past Earth, temporarily shielding our planet from cosmic rays.
A year ago he was part of a group led by Gregory Dobler of the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics in Santa Barbara, Calif., that said it had discerned the existence of a mysterious fog of high-energy particles buzzing around the center of the Milky Way.
Mr Chhatre, a chemist, studied the so-called wettability of various coatings and found mathematical formulae which could determine the ideal combination of coatings for the different sizes of fog particles found in any particular region.
Hydrophobic coatings, like Teflon, are then needed to repel the water and stream it as quickly as possible to a reservoir so it does not evaporate.Mr Chhatre, a chemist, studied the so-called "wettability" of various coatings and found mathematical formulae which could determine the ideal combination of coatings for the different sizes of fog particles found in any particular region.
These vast interstellar tracts are filled with a fog of ice and dust particles that is scarcely perceptible.
There were more fog-of-war rumors.
"There's lots of fog-of-war rumors.
Colloids are made of particles of sizes from 1 to 1000 nm dispersed in liquid, or a gas phase dispersed in a liquid (foam), or a solid or liquid dispersed in a gas (fume and fog).
Consider a system of particles.
According to that weird theory, which, among other things, explains why our computers turn on every morning, there is an irreducible randomness at the microscopic heart of reality that leaves an elementary particle, an electron, say, in a sort of fog of being everywhere or anywhere, or being a wave or a particle, until some measurement fixes it in place.
