Sentence examples for makes the particles from inspiring English sources
This process makes the particles shrink to a smaller size.
CERN makes the particles by colliding proton pulses with a graphite target, with each pulse being about 10,500 nanoseconds long.
Furthermore, the antimicrobial effect against typical phytopathogens like Agrobacterium and fungi, it makes the particles suitable for as bacteriocides and fungicides in the form of nano-agrochemicals.
It is concluded that coating of MNPs with the shells results in two simultaneous effects: first, it modifies the parameters of the core-shell interface, and second, it makes the particles acquire combined features of the core and the shell.
A general remark in this context: functionalization of NP surfaces, which makes the particles' properties more beneficial for industrial purposes [67, 68], will strongly control transformation processes in the environment [66, 69, 70].
The surface plasmon resonance of urchin-like gold nanofluids can be tuned to the near-infrared region by increasing the particle size, which makes the particles potentially effective in photothermal therapy and as contrast agents for diagnosis [2].
The absence of the general time-like Killing vector makes the particle's concept obscure.
The inertia term in Equation 5 keeps the particle moving in approximately the same direction and with the same velocity; the personal influence term helps to improve the best individual performance for each particle by making the particle move towards its best individual position; and the social influence term makes the particle move in the direction of its best neighbor.
This, together with the fact that the prior has a wide spread compared to the likelihood, makes the particle weights nearly constant.
In addition to drying, other steps involved in producing the most lethal powders include making the particles uniformly small and processing them so they float freely.
It did this by making the particles that carry the weak force (the W and Z bosons) heavy, while leaving particles of light (the quanta of the electromagnetic field) massless.
