Sentence examples for molecular reflection from inspiring English sources

If the gas pulse is short enough (shorter than a typical molecular reflection time from the walls of the vacuum chamber), and if the repetition rate is low enough to so that the mean gas pressure is less than 10−5 mbars in the source chamber, then the gas expands without hindrance, and no structured shock waves interfere with the jet propagation.

Once a collagen inter-molecular reflection was obtained from the centre of each hydrogel (usually when the water content was below 72%), further X-ray scatter patterns (∼250 images) were collected at 0.5 mm intervals in a grid pattern across the entire specimen.

With almost the same molecular weight, the reflection factors were completely different.

Chemical vapor deposition; Band gap at 0 K; Band gap at 300 K; High-resolution x-ray diffraction; Molecular beam epitaxy; Reflection high-energy electron diffraction; Decomposition temperature; Transition metal dichalcogenide; Time of flight medium-energy ion-scattering spectroscopy; Not applicable.

This paper presents the problem of Molecular Beam Epitaxy and Reflection High-Energy Electron Diffraction with the help of a unified, modern MDA approach.

The composite films exhibit multi-enhanced ultraviolet absorption due to π-conjugated molecular structure, nanoparticle-pore reflection and the absorption effect of nanosized ZnO particles.

The PNMWS exhibits multi-enhanced ultraviolet absorption due to π-conjugated molecular structure and nanowire pore reflection and size-barrier action due to the uniform size of the wire/pore.

This might indicate meaningful evolutionary differences or, alternatively, reveal that splice-variants are merely a reflection of molecular noise generated by the splicing machinery [28] [30].

We use the word "sourness" as a reflection of molecular mechanisms that induce that sensation, but strictly speaking, "sourness" is a sensation that exists only in the brain of an observer.

In addition, this approach could provide a more comprehensive reflection of molecular networks and pathophysiological conditions of diseases.

Huntington's disease does not usually affect hippocampal neurons, therefore, the enhanced expression of genes in this pathway in Glud1 mice may be a reflection of molecular processes that are potentially related to the cause or the progression of the disease.