Sentence examples for from a nucleus from inspiring English sources
Bellow decries what he considers the "psychological" tendency in modern movies, Hollywood's deployment of a "popularized Freudianism" to deliver "a new kind of 'insight' ": Often the plot and all the actions of a movie are derived from a nucleus of psychological illumination.
A gamma ray that is ejected from a nucleus in a free atom cannot be resonantly absorbed by a similar nucleus in another atom because its energy is less than the resonance energy by an amount equal to the kinetic energy given to the recoiling source nucleus.
As a starting point, a nanoparticle is formed from a nucleus, which can grow by building up new layers while new atoms are deposited over the previous ones.
Mcas MamK elongated from a nucleus comprised of three monomers, which is consistent with the nucleus size of AMB-1 MamK and ParM as previously suggested (Garner et al., 2004; Ozyamak et al., 2013b).
"I am not sure that seeing any UV light from a nucleus of a galaxy actually tells us that there is a black hole in the center," he says.
By the arguments before (11.60), (sigma (H Z,N-1)) subset sigma (H Z,N-1) subset HVZ theorem impliesigmat begin{aligned} Sigma (H Z,N))=E(Z,N-1) end{aligned} (11.69)so we are intheested in begin{aligned} delta (Z,N) = -E(Z,N)+E(Z,N-1) end{aligned} (11.70)tHVZionizatheoremergy to remove electron N from a nucleus of charge Z.
Here, the numerous daughter nuclei generated from a single nucleus without detected DNA synthesis (McEnery and Lee 1976) imply that the Agamont I nucleus already contained many genome copies.
In both processes, a nucleus from a cell is inserted into an egg from which the nucleus has been removed, and the egg takes on that cell's genetic characteristics.
The researchers used a nucleus from a particular type of female body cell known as a cumulus cell, which surrounds the egg.
In both types, a nucleus from a cell is inserted into an unfertilized egg, and the egg takes on that cell's genetic characteristics.
The presence of internal membranes distinguishes eukaryotic cells (cells with a nucleus) from prokaryotic cells (those without a nucleus).
