Sentence examples for most basic constituents from inspiring English sources

For most of the 20th century there had been a general agreement that at the core of physics was what Dr. Galison called "the march inward," the use of larger and more energetic particle accelerators to bore deeper and deeper into the heart of matter, looking for its most basic constituents and the rules they lived by.

The physical scientist thus has two very different roles to play: on the one hand, he has to reveal the most basic constituents and the laws that govern them; and, on the other, he must discover techniques for elucidating the peculiar features that arise from complexity of structure without having recourse each time to the fundamentals.

According to the Standard Model of particle physics, there are 12 elementary particles (the most basic constituents of ordinary matter) that have a quantum mechanical spin of half a unit.

So argues a team of physicists in the 1 September issue of Physical Review Letters, in which they present calculations of how a neutron star's spin would increase as its core changed into a soup of free quarks, the most basic constituent of most matter.

Although moral conduct, right belief, and participation in religious institutions are commonly constituent elements of the religious life, cult or worship is generally accepted as the most basic and universal element.

The basic constituents of the most bioactive glasses are SiO2, Na2O, CaO, and P2O5.

A music constituent is the most basic unit of music.

It is now a dominant approach in several areas of philosophy: ethics, epistemology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and, most of all, metaphysics, the study of the basic constituents of reality.

It is a complete denial of greater opportunity for all but Republicans' most conservative constituents, and disregard of the most basic human rights.

Core genes are those present in every genome, and include conserved essential genes for proteins such as actin, or polymerases, histones and ribosomal constituents required for some of the most basic cellular processes such as replication and translation.

Most common inhibitors employed in industry are compounds of organic origin whose basic constituents are nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur atoms.