Sentence examples for particles and to from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, springtails have evolved cuticles with strong mechanical durability and robust liquid repellency to resist friction from soil particles and to survive in watery environments.
Chemical messengers called cytokines draw white blood cells to the area to consume the cholesterol particles and to wall off the plaque from the flowing blood.
A large range of PPs were observed in settleable particles and, to a lesser extent, in the waters surveyed.
And while supersymmetric models with superparticle masses close to or beyond one TeV can still accommodate dark matter, it will be very hard to directly detect such particles and to confirm the supersymmetric solution to the dark matter mystery.
The effects of this process would be to reduce the spreading of the rings caused by collisions between ring particles and to drive these moons to ever larger orbits.
It's just that, in modern times, as we learn how to program computers to simulate multitudes of particles and to account for subtleties in this kind of modeling, astronomers have found some fatal flaws among the details.
The detector carried out a broad physics program of studying the production and decay of matter particles, and to search for new phenomena beyond the standard model of particle physics.
The results are interpreted using simplified models of dark matter production via spin-0 mediators that couple to dark matter particles and to standard model quarks, providing constraints on the coupling strength between the mediator and the quarks.
CO2 laser radiation was employed to melt 45S5 and S520 bioactive glass particles and to deposit the material layer by layer following a desired geometry.
PSG was applied to the granulation of excipient lactose particles and to the coating/dusting of lactose granules with fine model drug particles.
Efforts have been made to estimate the reduction in water performance of the pump for handling different types of solid particles and to find methods to mitigate it.
