Sentence examples for microscopic degree from inspiring English sources

Miller, recently seen playing a variation on the troubled teen in Another Happy Day, has a frightening stillness and intensity, and a facility with shifting gears, adjusting his affect to microscopic degree while achieving maximum effect.

Many important macroscopic properties of materials depend upon the number of microscopic degrees of freedom.

What would nowadays be called effects of decoherence, which interaction with the environment (air molecules, cosmic rays, internal microscopic degrees of freedom, etc).

In their own ways, string theory and loop quantum gravity have both passed the test of predicting an entropy for black holes which accords with Hawking's calculation, using very different microscopic degrees of freedom.

High-resolution imaging allows us to explore the microscopic degrees of freedom in the system - how can we use theory to understand these behaviors, refine theoretical models, and ultimately enable knowledge-driven design and optimization of new materials?

Averaging has been used to eliminate rapid oscillations of microscopic degrees of freedom and to obtain smaller models [ 22- 24].

At a microscopic level, the degree of conversion in monomer-polymer system results in increased NHD and elastic modulus E, which can be accepted (under applied measuring conditions) as principal determinant of the generalized photopolymerization kinetics.

Initial experiments with a soluble salt (sodium nitrate) showed an effective encapsulation of the solid at the microscopic level with a higher degree of stability than cement encapsulation.

Histological sections for microscopic scoring (degree of cartilage degradation) and caspase-3 staining were prepared as previously described [ 22].

According to the microscopic findings, the degree of inflammation was relatively low in the rats with ascites versus those without.

The as-grown polymer films showed a high degree of microscopic heterogeneity and well-pronounced conducting domains of submicrometer dimensions embedded into a nominally undoped polymer phase.