Sentence examples for neighboring shells from inspiring English sources

This channel can be described with transfer matrices which include scattering terms within the shells and connections to neighboring shells.

The effects of the shell were studied for different thicknesses, from 0 nm (no shell) to 50 nm (neighboring shells in contact), and for different dielectric values: (a) n = 1.4 (n = 1.7 for the matrix) and (b) n = 1.7 (n = 1.4 for the matrix).

With sperm dispersal by water currents and wave action, trans-specific fertilization of clutches in neighboring shells seem inevitable, when post-zygotic isolation is incomplete.

The electronic properties of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) depend on the positions of their walls with respect to neighboring shells.

Due to the high dimensionality of the system (NG = 100) the difference in volume between neighboring shells is enormous, which is why the results give the occupancy rather than the concentration of assemblies in each shell.

Uncertainty and even despair hover over Shea Stadium and the neighboring shell of Citi Field like smog over Beijing.

The post-edge features are due to multiple scattering of the excited electrons across neighboring atoms, sometimes extending beyond the first neighboring shell of the bonds.

Lastly, we discuss the relationship between the Mouse and its neighboring shell-type supernova remnant G359.1 − 0.5 and argue that these two sources could potentially have the same origin.

In the final fit, four neighboring atomic shells of Hg and Cl beyond the first Cl shell were determined (Table 1).

However, since each field line oscillates with its own eigenfrequency, the oscillations on neighboring magnetic shells rapidly acquire significant phase differences.

We were then able to fit all of the four closest neighboring Fe shells expected from the hematite structure with a good level of statistical significance (Supporting Information Table SI-7).