Sentence examples for molecular arrangements from inspiring English sources

It's clear to me that memories are stored as molecular arrangements.

But when water is compressed to about 20,000 atmospheres and cooled, other varieties of ice form, with different molecular arrangements and linkages among hydrogen and oxygen atoms.

Under these extreme conditions, their atoms are combined into new molecular arrangements that would never emerge anywhere else on Earth.

Since birefringence appears as an egg matures, it is likely that the properties of a mature egg membrane are associated with specific molecular arrangements.

The following two examples demonstrate the combined use of annotations to encode molecular arrangements.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Prevalent molecular arrangements of calamatic phases [58].

The molecular arrangement of the aggregate depends upon the solvent and the details of the amphipathic structure of the lipid.

The head of her labo was a dashing and brilliant Russian-born Jew named Jacques Mering, whose specialty was the study of "disordered matter"—crystals whose molecular arrangement was in some disarray.

But Mr. McGregor, a computer scientist by training, was particularly struck by nitinol's "shape memory" -- a chacteristic of a small family of materials whose molecular arrangement changes sharply with temperature.

(It was the cloudiness in her beaker which increased as she stirred the liquid that made Kwolek think her concoction was promising: a more random molecular arrangement would have left more spaces for light to pass through, making the liquid transparent).

The head of her labo was a dashing and brilliant Russian-born Jew named Jacques Mering, whose specialty was the study of "disordered matter" — crystals whose molecular arrangement was in some disarray.