Sentence examples for metals which behave from inspiring English sources

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These unusual effects are not seen in bulk fcc metals, which behave in the opposite way.

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We also review our recent work on metal nanoslit lenses, which behave as conventional convex or concave dielectric lenses depending on the linear polarization of incident light.

For example, the first decay step of 223Ra and 225Ac leads to the formation of the noble gas 219Rn and the alkali metal 221Fr respectively, which behave chemically and physically very different from their parent nuclides.

This enormous growth is attributed to the synthesis of a large number and variety of synthetic ligands (chelates) which behave as coordinating agents for metal ions [ 3].

Commodities behave like bonds, which behave like equities.

For that purpose, two types of arteries (Penrose X-ray tube, which behave elastically, and an artery of a Göttinger minipig, which behaves viscoelastically) were tested.

It has incredibly strong tenant protections, which behave like rent control.

This is not possible for VOIs of non-spherical shape which behave differently.

Chemical, genetic and cell biology tools have been used to probe which RNA-protein granules behave like liquids and which behave like solids.

The design of the materials relies on an addition monomer having a terpyridine moiety, which behaves as a dye in presence of transition metal cations due to its proven chelating capability towards these species and the colour development that always accompany the metallic complex formation.

I.e. points (zin Sigma (lambda )) the billiard passing through which behaves badly.

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