Sentence examples for motion of nuclear from inspiring English sources

With respect to the design ground motion of nuclear power plant (NPP), the Regular Guide 1.60 of the US not only defined the standard multi-damping response spectra, i.e. the RG1.60 spectra, but also definitely prescribed the peak ground displacement (PGD) value corresponding to the standard spectra.

The motion of nuclear proteins in the inter-chromatin space is hindered by chromatin fibers.

In parallel to the experimental evidence of the fast diffusive motion of nuclear factors, our understanding of the intranuclear space has evolved from a homogeneous environment to an organelle where spatial arrangement among genes and regulatory sequences play an important role in transcriptional control (Heard and Bickmore, 2007).

The nuclear spin generator (NSG) is a high-frequency oscillator that generates and controls the oscillations of the precessional motion of a nuclear magnetization vector in a magnetic field.

That set in motion the transfer of nuclear warheads to Russia, accompanied by parallel shipments of fuel rods to Ukraine.

The first involves the internal motions of the nuclear framework of the molecule and the attractive and repulsive forces among the nuclei and electrons.

We present a model for the parton distribution in nuclei based on the assumption that the nuclear Fermi motion fully accounts for the collective motion of partons in nuclear medium.

Different electronic configurations around the nuclei will result in different kinds of nuclear motion.

More importantly, the mode of nuclear motion of molecules has physiological implications as it affects how proteins find their target sequences in the genome, how RNAs are exported from the nucleus upon transcription and how proteins are sequestered within the nucleus for regulatory purposes.

A popular and widespread criterion for the presence of dynamical effects is the departure of the reaction rate constant from its TST value, conveniently measured by the transmission coefficient κ defined by the ratio k/ kTST, so that (3.1) k = k TST κ In the classical description of nuclear motion, this departure arises from TS surface recrossing (Fig. 2).

The method, called ultrafast electron diffraction (UED), could help scientists better understand the role of nuclear motions in light-driven processes that naturally occur on extremely fast timescales.