Sentence examples for nuclei I from inspiring English sources

At this temperature, all atoms are ionized, and so the solar interior consists of a plasma, an ionized gas with hydrogen nuclei (i.e., protons), helium nuclei, and electrons as major constituents.

In cells of organisms with well-defined nuclei (i.e., eukaryotes), a heterogenous RNA fraction of unknown function is constantly broken down and resynthesized in the nucleus of the cell but does not leave it.

The phloem is composed mainly of sieve cells narrow, elongated units that differ from the tracheids in having persistent protoplasts and nuclei (i.e., they are still alive at functional maturity) and in lacking secondary walls with elaborate pitting.

We note that 1H and 13C are both cases of spin-½ nuclei (i.e. I = ½), but they differ significantly in natural abundance (natural isotopic abundances: 1H > 99.9 %; 13C 1.1 %).

This implies that an amine based carbon capture (CC) installation treating this flue gas can suffer from amine mist formation due to the high amount of available nuclei (i.e., H2SO4 aerosols) resulting in high amine emissions.

The influence of PVP is not restricted only to the solution and the drying step; PVP also affects the formation of the nuclei (i.e., nucleation) of the nickel ferrite nanoparticles in the calcination step.

For these, we generate Ê(O i ) in three steps: (i) find the 20 nuclei closest to nucleus i; (ii) fit their observed intensities by quadratic least squares regression, as a function of anterior posterior and dorsal ventral position; and (iii) evaluate the regressor at the coordinates of nucleus i.

When a neutrino collided with a hydrogen nucleus (i.e., a proton), the interaction created a positron and a neutron.

A mature egg is able to support the formation of a zygote nucleus; i.e., the result of fusion of spermatozoal and egg nuclei.

Scan the image until we locate a pixel (x,y) belonging to a nucleus, i.e. f x,y = 1).

Set the number of nuclei to 0. Scan the image until we locate a pixel (x,y) belonging to a nucleus, i.e. f x,y = 1).