Sentence examples for particles in some from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leavitt called the need to reduce airborne microscopic soot -- particles in some cases 28 times smaller than the width of a human hair -- "the single most important action we can take to make our air healthier".

Another FDA criticism is that CSL failed to identify what FDA calls "dark particles" in some vials.

Multi-unit particle dampers are passive damping devices involving granular particles in some cavities of a primary system.

However, a static electric field can create a saddle-point, which confines the charged particles in some directions and deconfines them in the other directions.

X-ray line profile analysis of cold-rolled and annealed samples reveals the development of a heterogeneous solute atom distribution due to the dissolution of nanosized Ag particles in some regions of the matrix.

With the WO3-fullerene/TiO2 samples (Figure 2c), tungsten particles were fixed to the TiO2 surface and fullerene particles in some spherical particles, but the distribution was not uniform.

How can electromagnetic radiation behave like a particle in some cases while exhibiting wavelike properties that produce the interference and diffraction phenomena in others?

However, for any excited state their combined influence on the particle in some range of the small voltages leads to the opposite result, i.e., to its repulsion from the wall.

The TCR estimated with the help of computer models is sensitive to the cooling effect of aerosols reflective particles in the atmosphere, some of which are natural, some of which are man-made pollutants.

The number of viral particles generated in some infected persons can be as high as 10 viral particles per day.

And if a burst flings particles in all directions, some of the sources of radiation must start out moving at different velocities with respect to Earth.