Sentence examples for nuclear scale from inspiring English sources
This is a band revitalised on a nuclear scale.
A form of resonance somewhat analogous to a certain kind of mechanical resonance has been detected on the nuclear scale.
The device, part of a "nuclear scale" used to measure production materials, vanished as workers in Shaanxi Province dismantled the Qinling Cement Company's factory, which was closed after it failed to meet environmental standards.
Do we now see it -- moving up the nuclear scale?
In particular, on the nuclear scale, the active nuclei (i.e., with at least 1 otd intron dot) have significantly higher Bnuc than their inactive counterparts on average (Figure 5A, compare red and blue).
Together, these results show that, on the nuclear scale, fluctuations in nuclear Bcd concentrations (within a bin) that do not encode spatial information along the A-P axis are also propagated to hb transcriptional status.
The movie zooms through 40 powers of 10, starting from the picnickers, then pans back to the largest scales of the known universe, and finally reverses direction in a dizzying descent down to the sub-nuclear scale of quarks.
Asteroids caused 26 nuclear-scale explosions in the Earth's atmosphere between 2000 and 2013, a new report reveals.
Low-energy nuclear reactions (LENRs) are a set of experimental phenomena that take place at or close to room temperature and standard pressure that produces a wide variety of nuclear products, effects and nuclear-scale heat.
The Green Party, which has been invited to join the live TV election debates under revised plans put forward last week, would also scrap the UK's nuclear deterrent, scale back the armed forces and reduce border controls.
Hence the gas industry argues that shale gas is good news for the climate, as it could limit coal consumption while renewables and nuclear are scaling up.
