Sentence examples for particles from being from inspiring English sources

Adhesion to the support surface is a problem, however, and thus prevents the particles from being an effective catalyst.

Looking further ahead, there are no fundamental limits to what can be achieved: there is no physical law precluding particles from being organised in ways that perform even more advanced computations than the arrangements of particles in human brains.

According to this tool wear mechanism, a pressured air jet approach is developed for the minimization of the tool wear by preventing the impacted reinforcement particles from being embedded in the workpiece matrix.

The excellent electrochemical performance is closely ascribed to Li+ intercalation pseudocapacitance and the yolk-shell structure, which can effectively prevent the particles from being pulverized, and alleviate the volume changes of particles during the cycling process.

The cosmologist Max Tegmark wondered what will happen "if computers eventually beat us at all tasks, developing superhuman intelligence?" As Tegmark notes, there is "little doubt that that this can happen: our brains are a bunch of particles obeying the laws of physics, and there's no physical law precluding particles from being arranged in ways that can perform even more advanced computations".

On Ni(2 1 1) Ag atoms are predicted to bind preferentially to the middle-step sites which act as the nucleation center for the growth of filamentous carbon and therefore have the potential to prevent catalyst particles from being destroyed.

Thus, the gel layer formed prevented the particle from being wetted and resulted in disintegration and drug dissolution.

Since isolation of viral particles from neurones is highly inefficient, viral particles were produced in human foreskin fibroblasts.

And in this week's show, an electrode wand that lifts dust particles from carpets is used to reconstruct footprints invisible to the naked eye.

A trans-complementation assay that detects infectious viral particles from heterokaryons was used to test these two hypotheses [41], [42].

The average distance of immunogold particles from membranes was then measured and compared with a random distribution (Fig. 6).