Sentence examples for new electron from inspiring English sources
This month Samsung is introducing two 17-inch C.R.T. monitors with new electron guns and other changes that it says will provide televisionlike brightness without color shifts, blurriness or reduced contrast.
While earlier microscopes had achieved resolutions of several angstroms, Dr. Crewe used his new electron source and newly available ultra-high-vacuum technologies to attain a tenfold improvement in image contrast, making it possible to see details not previously visible.
Dr. Sonnenblick is credited as the first to use the powerful new electron microscope to image heart muscle under scientifically controlled conditions, accomplishing the feat in 1963 at Columbia, where he correlated measurements of heart muscle structure and the force of its contractions.
The physical technology of scientific research is still here — the new electron microscopes, the telescopes, the particle colliders — but they are now inseparable from computing power, and it is the computers that let scientists find order and patterns in the raw information that the physical tools gather.
Electron beam trajectory simulations have been performed to design a new electron beam ion trap.
These techniques are used to predict a new electron transporting electrophosphorescent host.
This work demonstrates a new electron-probe nanofabrication approach to improving the electronic conductivity of spinel s-LTO.
This work suggests a new electron-beam approach to fabricate organosilicon magnesium containing coatings by laser assistive processing.
In order to alter the photochemical properties of native coelenterazine, we have designed and synthesized analogues bearing a new electron-rich structure.
This study investigated the use of a novel modification in molecular design to get two new electron-transport host materials, SF3PO and BSF3PO.
But in the past few years, particle physicists have become convinced that the Higgs boson, a long-sought particle responsible for objects' mass, should be within reach of a new electron-positron collider.
