Sentence examples for nuclei of one from inspiring English sources
Internal bremsstrahlung arises in the radioactive disintegration process of beta decay, which consists of the production and emission of electrons (or positrons, positive electrons) by unstable atomic nuclei or the capture by nuclei of one of their own orbiting electrons.
In longitudinal sections, the thickness of a standard section (5 10 µm) limits the detection of both nuclei in binucleated CMs, if the CMs are not oriented in parallel to the sectioning plane or nuclei of one CM are not completely located in the same plane.
What she bought was the nucleus of one of the great collections of 20th-century art.
The nucleus of one of the largest – Benghazi's 17 February Martyrs Brigade – is a computer company.
The nucleus of one of your cells is placed into a donor egg whose own nucleus has been removed.
Today, researchers at the New York Stem Cell Foundation and CUMC announced the success of a new technique to transfer the nucleus of one human egg cell into another.
Another possibility is to take the nucleus of one of a patient's skin cells and insert it into a human embryonic stem cell whose own nucleus has been removed.
A common source of low back pain is a herniated disk, in which the soft centre, or nucleus, of one of the cartilaginous disks in the spinal column has become displaced.
"I'm finding at this point in my life that every part of the disciplines that I grew up with -- art, music, wood sculpture -- created a sort of a nucleus of one person's career," Mr. Wood said.
The United Kingdom recently approved a procedure in which the nucleus of one woman's egg is placed into another's egg that has had its nucleus removed as a way to avoid heritable mitochondrial diseases.
In a report here today at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society, researchers said that they had observed remnants of four supernovas and one newly exploded star in a region 350 light-years in diameter, which is merely part of the nucleus of one of the colliding galaxies.
