Sentence examples for of which a particle from inspiring English sources

Olsen and Adrian [3] derived the depth of correlation for the measurement volume the thickness outside of which a particle does not make a significant contribution to the cross-correlation of the interrogation regions.

This figure includes data from all locations and times of exposure for which a particle count could be obtained.

In other words, such a theory requires that space itself be an independently existing thing the sort of thing a particle might occupy a certain part of, or the sort of thing relative to which a particle might move.

**** The mass of which a spherical particle with a density of 2 g/cm3 has a high β factor greater than 0.5.

Assuming a Maxwell distribution for the velocities of the particles and assuming for simplicity that the stoichiometric coefficients are all 1, the probability of a reaction in which a particle of species d1 reacts with a particle of species d2 to form a particle of species d3 occurring in the infinitesimal time δt is given by [ 6] where is the kinetic rate of the reaction.

The brothers Johann and Jakob Bernoulli showed that the shape of a smooth wire along which a particle descends in the least time is the cycloid, a transcendental curve much studied in the previous century.

One is the determination of the background flow velocity against which a particle settles down.

There are plays on orthography ("he enjoys the co. of women"), scraps of commercial babble ("n' dinette sets"), resounding nonsense ("one night stand forever"), unwitting portents ("discontinued china"), and plausible-sounding but absurd entities, of which a favorite of mine is "aerosol particles suspended in haze".

In particular, the energy of SuperKEKB will be tuned to produce copious particles known as B mesons, each of which contains a massive particle called a bottom quark and a light antiquark.

The scheme in Fig. 1 presents several steps and concepts involved in photoreactions composed of a semiconductor on which a metal particle is deposited.

He noted that the law of inertia defines a time-scale: equal intervals of time are those in which a free particle travels equal distances.