Sentence examples for formation of bright from inspiring English sources
The modulational instability (MI) of nonlinear waves in plasmas has been a well-known mechanism for the localization of wave energy, which leads to the formation of bright envelope solitons.
After sulfidation, the best catalyst exhibited the "onion-type" Mo(W S2 structures which offer the best conditions for the formation of "bright rim" Mo edge sites, which are known to be active sites for DBT transformation via HYD reaction route.
Alternatively, Umbriel's crust may be entirely composed of the dark material, which prevented formation of bright features like crater rays.
They are sites of strong upward motion of the air, which leads to the formation of bright and dense clouds.
Formation of bright green color shows the presence of terpenes.
Peptide distribution on the membrane was not uniform, but characterized by the formation of bright domains.
Around the edges of these early series are undistinguished paintings, some openly derivative of Mr. Richter's work, and glimpses of spontaneity: a few small aggressively modeled forms in plaster, one garnished with bits of trash and two wiglike formations of bright epoxy resin poured over cloth, slowly rotating on motorized iron poles, looking a little like severed heads.
The QD anisotropy mixes the circularly polarized bright excitonic states (M b = | ± 1〉) and leads to the formation of new bright excitonic states: 1 2 ( | + 1 〉 ± | − 1 〉 ).
Ferric ions from bound Apt-MNC in tumor tissue combined with the ferrocyanide and resulted in the formation of a bright blue pigment called Prussian blue (blue arrow).
We show the formation of ultraslow bright and dark optical solitons in a cascade-type three-level system of GaAs/AlGaAs multiple quantum wells (MQWs) structure based on the biexciton coherence in the transient optical response, and study analytically and numerically with Maxwell Schrödinger equations.
The interior failure process is characterized as: (1) occurrence of slip lines or bands on partial α grains, (2) nucleation of micro-cracks within some α grains, (3) coalescence of micro-cracks and formation of granular bright facets, (4) stable macro-crack growth within fisheye (5) unstable crack growth outside fisheye and (6) momentary fracture.
