Sentence examples for organized crystals from inspiring English sources

Depending on the recipe and what happens to the syrup during this stage, the sugar molecules may bond to each other randomly in a single amorphous mass, or they may form millions of individual, tightly organized crystals.

Unlike iridophores, however, leucophores have more organized crystals that reduce diffraction.

We used a multilayer model (Methods; see Additional file 2) to simulate the reflectivity and colors produced by organized crystals using parameters such as crystal height (that is, thickness) and spacing between crystal layers, estimated from TEM images collected for a selection of green and blue skin samples (Table  1; see Additional file 2: Table S3).

Overzealous atoms ripping through the nicely organized crystal lattice damage the structure of the wafer.

I am sure this is a real occupation, but I'd like to stick with my fantasy of her organizing crystals on a shelf or something.

Self-assembly of such silica spheres produced highly organized colloidal crystals, leading to the photonic crystals of which the reflectance wavelengths can cover the whole range of visible lights and parts of the ultraviolet and infrared lights.

This indicates waves in the helium stirred up by electron flow, and it can only happen when electrons are organized into crystals.

When the latter are present they are in the form of smaller crystals that are randomly orientated whereas adult skeletons are exclusively composed of aragonite crystals organized in parallel fibers [ 19].

The important role of amelogenin in modulating the mineralization of organized calcium phosphate crystals has been previously reported.

This protein-guided nucleation process is relevant not only for understanding how proteins organize single-crystal mineral assemblies that support and protect a variety of organisms in Nature but also for developing material-based approaches that utilize organic phases to generate single-crystal nanoparticle coatings for devices and sensors.

These bridged hybrid complexes provide an example of design of self-organized crystals on the basis of coordination through non-covalent interactions.