Sentence examples for nucleus's from inspiring English sources

By contrast, he points out Nucleus's research is statistically insignificant, given Siebel's 3,500 customers worldwide, and may even be propaganda financed by competitors.

That surprised many scientists who had predicted that the effect of water ice sublimation would be to cool the nucleus's surface; water ice requires a great deal of heat to sublimate.

The Bucs will have still constructed a solid young nucleus as long as the man that nucleus is built around (the nucleus's nucleus, if you will) can get himself on track.

"Every day I am faced in my office by a wall of old VHS tapes," says Nucleus's Marc Morris, "I'm constantly asking myself: 'What here isn't available on DVD?' Bloodbath kept leaping out at me".

The division of each nucleus's genetic material is slowed down, which ensures these nuclei are beating at the same rate as the egg cells into which they are placed.

The high temperatures suggested that much of the nucleus's surface was not sublimating, but why? Whipple's classic paper in 1950 had suggested that as comets lost material from the surface, some particles were too heavy to escape the weak gravity of the nucleus and fell back onto the surface, forming a lag deposit.

That model also explained periodic comets whose orbits were growing, such as D'Arrest and Wolf 1, depending on the direction of the nuclei's rotation poles and the direction in which the nuclei were rotating.

The sensitivity of a nuclei's NMR chemical shift to changes in its chemical environment can be used to measure chemical shift perturbations (CSP) of protein atoms upon ligand binding.

Compactness is measured as the variance of the radial distance of the nuclei's perimeter from the centroid divided by the area.

Onuf's nucleus and Clarke's column were preserved.

In this method of mitochondrial replacement therapy, eggs from the mother and donor are fertilized before the mother's nucleus replaces the donor's and the donor's nucleus is discarded.