Sentence examples for particles for which from inspiring English sources

The appeals court majority said that for pollutants like those at issue in the case, ozone and fine airborne particles, for which there is no level above zero that does not pose a health risk, the agency lacked "any determinate criterion for drawing lines" and had "no intelligible principle by which to identify a stopping point".

This favours larger particles for which the absorption and PL occur at lower energies (quantum size effect).

For the proton boron-11 fusion reaction, the fusion proton boron-11l charged particles fusionich direactionversion is feasible and neuthen fusions negligible.

In the first phase, the influence of temperature on the hydrodynamics of a bubbling fluidized bed of coarse particles for which HDFs were dominant was investigated.

It is observed that the SDI exhibits a significant sensitivity with particles for which retention in the test microfilter is negligible.

This finding does not apply to typical spray-painted patterns without well-defined particles, for which image blurring is only beneficial in reducing bias errors.

His father was a member of Samuel C. C. Ting's team that discovered a subatomic particle, for which Mr. Ting was a Nobel Prize winner in physics in 1976.

Thus, a problem relating to the behaviour of a single particle, for which only an average answer can usefully be given, has been converted into a field equation and solved rigorously.

The model is used to simulate the oxidation process of a 5.2 mm char-particle for which the kinetic parameters for heterogeneous reactions have been measured.

For example, the Higgs particle, for which physicists are so avidly searching at the Large Hadron Collider, corresponds to a field with even simpler mathematical structure than the electromagnetic field.

The particle size is smaller than typical milled biomass particles (sizes for which are in the sub-millimeter ranges).