Sentence examples for particles it can from inspiring English sources

Lutetium-177 is not suitable for PET imaging, but as a result of emitting gamma radiation (113.0 and 208.4 keV) in addition to its β− particles, it can be used for therapy and SPECT imaging [30].

The heavier it is, the more kinds of particles it can decay into.

Because polonium emits only alpha particles, it can be safely carried in glass vials and will not set off radiation detectors at airports.

By David Kaiser February 7, 2017 In parsing the strange dance of subatomic particles, it can be helpful to think of them as twins.

But by arranging the distribution of the hard particles, it can also be used to produce highly complex surface textures — for example, creating microfluidic channels to control the movement of liquids inside a chemical or biological detector, Guttag says.

With the increasing number of particles, it can be accelerated by computing resource of the GPU clusters.

When carbon arrives at a catalyst particle it can either dissolve in the particle until a saturation limit is reached, or form a graphene layer on the particle, or go on to form a nanotube.

Although such binding need not cause a structural change in the particle, it can still make the grid useless for three-dimensional data collection because of preferential orientation of the particles.

In fact, using ALES as a dispersion agent in electrolyte bath leads to more uniform composite coating containing well-dispersed particle, it can be referred to as an incorporated mode co-deposition [28, 37].

Based on its definition, this can only occur once (psi_{mathrm{eq}}) lies in the null-space of the scattering matrix M, namely: M psi_{mathrm{eq}} = 0. (44) For the case of a free massive particle, it can be checked explicitly that the only solution is the trivial vacuum (psi_{mathrm{eq}} equiv0).

Although in general case the saturation magnetization of magnetic nanoparticles depends on the size of the particles in a small range of the particles diameter, it can be considered equal for all the particles in ensemble.