They formed the nuclei of the museum's holdings in these areas, helped shape its departmental structure and influenced the arrangement of its galleries.
It describes electromagnetism and two less-familiar forces that operate at the scale of atomic nuclei.
For example, they would tell the computer to measure the three traits human pathologists use to determine a tumour's grade: the percentage of its cells that are tubelike; the diversity of appearance of the cell nuclei; and the proportion of cancer cells undergoing division.
And it may indeed be the case that their technique, which involves banging together the nuclei of deuterium atoms (a heavy form of hydrogen) using a tiny crystal in a palm-sized vacuum chamber, will never provide a source of power.
The usual way to push nuclei together is to smash them into one another at high speed.
All you have to do is push two suitable atomic nuclei close enough together for them to overcome their mutual electrical repulsion (since both are positively charged) and they will merge.
That is significant because dyslexia is essentially an inability to deal with linguistic information in visual form.Sensory information flows through the geniculate nuclei in two parts.
The Standard Model says that protons, which help make up the nuclei of atoms, are stable, but many post-Standard Model theories disagree.
South Korea's researchers have taken egg cells from a number of volunteer women, removed the nuclei from those cells (which contain only half of the genetic complement required to make a human being, since the other half is provided by the sperm), and replaced each nucleus with one taken from one of the volunteer's body cells (which contains a full genetic complement).
An embryo whose cells have human nuclei and rabbit mitochondria is not a monster.
In natural uranium, only seven nuclei in every 1,000 are of this fissile sort.
