Sentence examples for partial rings from inspiring English sources
From Earth, the rings appear to clump together into partial rings, or arcs, unseen elsewhere in the solar system and previously thought impossible (any such material in orbit around the planet should stretch into a continuous ring).
Because dips were seen only in some studies and never symmetrically on both sides of the planet, scientists concluded that any rings present do not completely encircle Neptune but instead have the form of partial rings, or ring arcs.
The discovery of the moons was not unexpected because Neptune is believed to have partial rings, called "ring arcs," in the region where the satellites were found.
Depending on the configuration, scale, and mass distribution, there can be two or more images, a bright ring known as an Einstein ring, or partial rings called arcs.
The rings are irregular in that they have some sections that are so much fatter than others that scientists first thought Neptune had only partial rings, or ring arcs, when they were discovered with ground-based telescopes several years ago.
We discovered that RBM44 co-localized with TEX14 in the partial rings of some but not all of the purified intercellular bridges (Figure 1B), and biochemically co-enriched similar to TEX14 and MgcRacGAP (Figure 1C).
The titanic collision ejected a cloud of fragments, which aggregated into a full or partial ring around Earth and then coalesced into a proto-Moon.
This paper presents the count rate measurements obtained with the Lausanne partial ring ClearPET scanner demonstrator and compares them against GATE Monte Carlo simulations.
Maximally improving LCO cetane number (MCI) technology is favorable for producing diesel with high cetane number by partial ring-opening of aromatics without side-chain cleavage.
A circular disc containing a partial ring weld was devised to create high levels of residual stress in a relatively small specimen.
The three-dimensional assessment of ring-fault geometries and kinematics at active caldera volcanoes is typically limited by sparse field, geodetic or seismological data, or by only partial ring-fault rupture or slip.
