Sentence examples for main transitions from inspiring English sources

The main transitions that are observed in the spectrum are reported in Table 1.

Only the main transitions, based on their oscillator force, are shown in Table 1.

The DSC stored heat does not coincide with the ASC results for either of the main transitions.

The two main transitions, Cry(_mathrm{II})–R(_mathrm{V}) and R(_mathrm{II})–Liq, are clearly visible.

In this way, the main transitions presented inside the signal have been preserved at the initial stage.

For a given ({vec {epsilon }}), two main transitions are observed (one for each dot) of almost the same intensity.

These three main transition series are included in the set of 30 elements often called the d-block transition elements.

The transition elements may be subdivided according to the electronic structures of their atoms into three main transition series, called the first, second, and third transition series, and two inner transition series, called the lanthanoids and the actinoids.

Without exception, the elements of the main transition series (i.e., excluding the lanthanoids and actinoids as specified below) form stable compounds in two or more formal oxidation states.

The first main transition series begins with either scandium (symbol Sc, atomic number 21) or titanium (symbol Ti, atomic number 22) and ends with zinc (symbol Zn, atomic number 30).

Because scandium, yttrium, and lanthanum actually do not form compounds analogous to those of the other transition elements and because their chemistry is quite homologous to that of the lanthanoids, they are excluded from the present discussion of the main transition elements.