Sentence examples for particles but rather from inspiring English sources

(It's a big reason for the development of string theory, which, essentially, postulates that the building blocks of matter aren't particles but, rather, stringlike loops of energy.

In many cases nanosized particles are produced not as single primary particles but rather as particle collectives consisting of several primary particles.

(It's a big reason for the development of string theory, which, essentially, postulates that the building blocks of matter aren't particles but, rather, stringlike loops of energy. As Elizabeth Kolbert wrote in her 2007 piece about the Higgs, "In its most popular form, string theory demands the existence of seven dimensions beyond the usual four").

Because Einstein's General Relativity isn't concerned with particles but rather the curvature of spacetime, you don't average over all possible histories of a particle, but rather over all possible spacetime geometries.

The smooth transition from blue to red from the bottom left corner to the top right indicates that the performance does not preferentially depend on either the source or sink particles, but rather on the combined number of interactions.

This complaint might seem apt, if she insists on characterizing life as a perfectly natural property, typically had only by sums of particles; one might then suspect that she posits irreducible facts that are not facts about particles (but rather about particle-sums).

In addition, the roots of the graphitic walls do not terminate on the metal particle but rather on the oxide support as shown in Figure 5[43].

A distinct third situation is that in which the antibody is neither in a soluble complex nor bound to a rigid particle, but rather is bound to an antigen on the surface of a cell.

The fluorescence readout - analogous to p24 determination by ELISA - does not necessarily reflect the amount of complete particles released, but rather quantitates the amount of the main particle component Gag present in tissue culture supernatants.

The secret is that, at a fundamental level, these atomic nuclei don't behave as particles alone, but rather as waves, too.

or these particles could all be not "particles" at all, but rather apparent particles with a deeper, underlying structure.