Sentence examples for further particles from inspiring English sources
Moreover, such particles are caused to collide, thus creating further particles; although this creation process can only be understood through quantum mechanics, once the particles are well separated, they are subject to the laws of special relativity.
Thus, it can be suggested that the NCs contain copper nanoparticles covered by an overlay of copper (I) oxide which can perform protective function against further particles oxidation.
Further, particles with homogeneous distribution of Al2O3 grains can be produced at a milling speed of 150 rpm following a 24-hour run.
Third, VP1-2A or PX, which is a 67-residue C-terminal extension of VP1, has been implicated in the particle assembly (Graff et al., 1999) of HAV; further, particles contain an extension shroud in a host membrane to produce enveloped viruses (Feng et al., 2013).
When a highly non-Newtonian rheology (Bingham plastic) developed with further particle addition, incorporation rate decreased.
Supersaturation occurs in the solvent change resulting in nucleation and further particle growth due to the adsorption of the compound's molecules.
However, further particle growth is so fast due to the fast generation of Ag atoms in the growth solution out of the rapid decomposition.
To understand further, particle size distribution is analysed by Rosin-Rammler equation and the variation of the constants are explained by statistics.
In one of the processes, CFA is separated into narrow particle size fractions, followed by density separation using a fluidized bed of air, preferable in the absence of water by dry screening, and then an optional further particle size separation.
Moreover, their high pozzolanic activity leads to a further particle packing enhancement that is achieved by the pozzolanic products and acts complementary to the physical action (Sfikas et al. 2014).
Further, particle breakdown and proportion of mat in the rumen increased, and in situ hay dry matter degradability improved, which in turn indicated a higher capacity of ruminal digesta to degrade fiber.
