Sentence examples for particles arising from from inspiring English sources
This includes a diffusive flux of particles arising from interactions between erythrocytes in the microcirculation.
Exciton-polaritons are half-light half-matter bosonic particles arising from the strong coupling between excitons and photons in semiconductor microcavities15.
The Forward Silicon Tracker (FST) and the Backward Silicon Tracker (BST) of the H1 experiment at HERA are designed to measure tracks of charged particles arising from electron proton interactions.
Secondary particles arising from nuclear interactions were found to have a minor role, although their relative contribution was found to be larger for the Complex Lesions than for the absorbed dose, due to their higher LET and thus higher biological effectiveness.
The contamination of wafer surfaces with particles arising from the processing equipment is the main reason for yield losses in the manufacturing of VLSI devices.
Equilibrium is reached when the upwards force due to the pressure is equal to the weight of the particles arising from the excess of the density of the material of the particles over that of the suspending liquid.
The influence of these particles arises from their ability to dissolve non- metallic elements such as phosphorus and silicon.
However, we found in this study that the apparent synergy between activated carbon and TiO2 particles arises from the erroneous use of the first order form of the LH equation.
This supervenience on local magnitudes extends also to dynamics if the forces on the particles arise from fields defined at each spacetime point.
Ambient fine and ultrafine particles arise from multiple sources, both combustion-related (e.g., diesel, petrochemical), and non-combustion-related (e.g., crustal, agricultural).
The second mechanism results from the contact angle asymmetry on the advancing and receding sides of the rolling particle, which leads to a net torque on the particle arising from the tangential component of the surface tension force.
