Sentence examples for nucleus disintegration from inspiring English sources

The WL emission seen by SOHO/LASCO and more recently also by the STEREO/SECCHi instruments provides information not only on the comet orbits (hence on their origin), but also on the dust-tail formation, dust-tail disconnection, occurrence of nucleus fragmentation and nucleus disintegration processes.

Obvious swellings in RNFL and nucleus disintegration in ganglionic layers were observed.

Cells undergoing apoptosis show a series of well-characterized physical changes such as plasma membrane blebbing, permeabilization of the mitochondrial outer membrane, DNA fragmentation, nucleus disintegration and eventually cell disintegration into apoptotic bodies that are then engulfed and degraded by phagocytes.

The nonuniform distribution of silica-HMID nuclei determines disintegration mode of "from interior to exterior" [41].

The generation of a gas bubble can result either from crossing of the kinetic spinodal limit which is associated with a sharply defined threshold [ 33, 34] or at reduced and less sharp threshold from the generation of inhomogeneous nuclei after disintegration of molecules below the superheat limit defined by the kinetic spinodal limit [ 7, 35].

Beta particle, electron (unit negative charge) or positron (unit positive charge) spontaneously emitted by certain unstable atomic nuclei in the radioactive disintegration process of beta decay.

While studying at the University of Cambridge, Goldhaber, in collaboration with James Chadwick, discovered (1934) the nuclear photoelectric effect (the disintegration of a nucleus by high-energy X-rays or gamma rays).

He soon confirmed the results of Cockroft and Walton on the artificial disintegration of the nucleus and positive ions.

The term fission was first used by the German physicists Lise Meitner and Otto Frisch in 1939 to describe the disintegration of a heavy nucleus into two lighter nuclei of approximately equal size.

The spontaneous decay (partial disintegration) of the nuclei of radioactive elements provides decay particles and energy.

In fact, it refers not to the disintegration of atomic nuclei, but to their harmless behavior in the presence of a magnetic field.