Sentence examples for particles and certain from inspiring English sources

Certain ­arrangements of the fields, for instance, correspond to there being 14 particles in the universe, and certain other arrangements correspond to there being 276 particles, and certain other arrangements correspond to there being an infinite number of particles, and certain other arrangements correspond to there being no particles at all.

The data suggested that the outcome of particle distribution is a function of the intracellular cargo number, with inert particles and certain C. neoformans strains having a stochastic outcome whereas for others, the distribution was unequal and not determined by chance alone.

To mention only a few examples: the development of the scientific atomic theory has deepened human insights into the relationship between a whole and its components, into the relative character of ultimate particles, and into certain fundamental epistemological problems.

In all of these passages, then, and in many similar ones, Locke at least appears to accept at least some components of the corpuscular hypothesis that material bodies are compounded from minute particles, and that certain observable qualities are reducible to the particles' primary qualities of size, shape, and motion.

They too are produced by ultrahigh-energy particle accelerators and certain types of radioactive decay.

Exposure to toxic metals during the prenatal period is of particular concern, and exposure can occur as a result of diet, drinking water, airborne particles, consumer products, and certain occupational environments (Tabacova 1986).

Besides, the mass of the micropar-ticles can be calculated from the size assuming a spherical particle and a certain value of material density.

So, one particle can "turn into" another type of particle if there is enough energy to do it (and certain particle physics book-keeping rules are met).

In the other hand, Ni nanoparticles mainly separated in certain particles and NiO nanoparticles connected in aggregates.

Coarse particles settle down gravitationally much faster than fine particles, and this creates a certain stratification of the concentration.

Given that the expressed liquid may be cloudy with colloidal and small particles, a certain amount of time is often necessary for coagulation and settling of particulate matter.