Sentence examples for particles can only from inspiring English sources
In a pure particle ontology the interaction between remote particles can only be understood as an action at a distance.
While the first class particles can only hop forward, the second class particle is able to hop both forward and backward with specific rates.
Nevertheless, the zero backward scattering condition for spherical dielectric particles can only be fulfilled in the longer wavelength region than the magnetic dipole resonant wavelength.
Excess water over the plastic limit which was the surplus water after filling the accumulate void of cement particles can only achieve the purpose of separating cement particles.
Conventional plasmonic tweezers with the ability to attract and immobilize nearby sub-diffraction limit sized particles can only enhance the trapping efficiency by changing the shape of the metal nanostructures.
Previous theoretical models have suggested that a size distribution skewed towards small particles can arise from Ostwald ripening, while a size distribution with a long tail towards large particles can only come from particle migration and coalescence.
Secondly, the deformation and break-up studies of PC micro-particles in molten EVA matrix showed that PC micro-particles can only break up in EVA matrix of high molecular weight EVA28-033) and for temperatures higher than 200 °C.
There is a widely discussed no-go theorem by Malament (1996) with the following proposed interpretation: Even the quantum mechanics of one single particle can only be consonant with the locality principle of special relativity theory in the framework of a field theory, such as QFT.
A particle can only multiply if there is an empty site next to it that is, a new particle does not overlap with any of the existing particles.
Note, that the hopping of a particle can only change the number N κ by one.
Since a particle only has access to its immediate surrounding, a particle can only move in one of 27 nearest locations, including the current location.
