Sentence examples for off the particle from inspiring English sources

To photograph an electron's position – its location in space – one needs to reflect light off the particle.

Faustian pacts, shape-shifters, "psychovoltage", soul-theft, reality bubbles, a liquid called banjax (a name almost as cheesy as Avatar's Unobtanium), and characters who say, "I'd lay off the particle physics, doc, if I were you": they're all at the fun‑house party, flexing their similes and tooting their paper whistles.

The peptides that came off the particle would then be in the supernatant.

These electrostatic pressures correspond to the minimum tensile strength required so that grains at the surface are not blown off the particle due to electrostatic repulsion.

As flow-through devices, it is then possible to collect a concentrate of particulates by drawing off the particle stream and separating it from the clarified fluid and so can operate continuously as opposed to batch processes such as centrifugation.

"So that, when the sunlight from over my shoulder, say, hits one of those particles floating between me and the mountain that I'm trying to make out, the light bounces off the particle and right into my eye.

After the driving field is switched off, the particles return to a stationary status with observable Brownian motion.

Once the AuNVs enter the endosomes, it is critical that the peptides can come off the particles and enter the MHC class I pathway.

A cut-off value of the particle density is set to avoid negative pressure, which can lead to severe numerical difficulties and may even terminate the simulations.

Thus, as desolvation proceeds with the aid of the heated beam tube, the charges on the solvent-encased solute particles are divided among their progeny particles, which include solvent particles splitting off the solute particle.

Once the generator is turned off, the airborne particle concentrations follow a 4-log decrease in ten minutes.