Sentence examples for particles that function from inspiring English sources

WikiCells encase foods and liquids in membranes made of food particles that function like the skin of a grape.

These projections are essentially elementary particles that function according to the laws of quantum mechanics, without gravity, and a string connecting them.

The data presented herein suggests that AP-HDL on binding to HS under mildly acidic pH associated with normal membrane electrostatics [43], [44] or endosomal compartments, can rapidly be remodeled generating novel apoA-I-rich particles that function physiologically to mobilize cholesterol from cholesterol-laden macrophages at sites of tissue injury.

After the bacteria infect plants and multiply, he says, they may be swept as aerosols into the sky, where it seems they prompt the formation of ice crystals (which melt as they fall to earth, causing rain) at higher temperatures than do dust or mineral particles that also function as the nuclei of ice crystals.

As a result, significant efforts have been made over the last two decades to develop modified TiO2 particles that are functioning under visible-light irradiation (λ > 400 nm).

Then, he pointed out, something else would have to be true: particles that were part of a single wave function would be permanently "entangled," no matter how far from each other they migrated.

Injecting sulfur dioxide, or particles that perform a similar function, would rapidly lower the temperature of the earth, at relatively little expense most estimates put the cost at less than ten billion dollars a year.

Injecting sulfur dioxide, or particles that perform a similar function, would rapidly lower the temperature of the earth, at relatively little expense — most estimates put the cost at less than ten billion dollars a year.

In order to avoid such effect, some works [26] add a term into the likelihood function that penalizes particles that do not fulfill the angular constraints.

To eliminate that curse of dimensionality, it is desirable to introduce a parametric approximation to p ( σ i 2 | x s, 0 : n - 1 ( q ), Z s, 0 : n - 1 ) that eliminates the dependence of that function on the particle label q and the simulated sequence x s, 0 : n - 1 ( q ).

We know, to a reasonable approximation, the wave function of some elementary particles that constitute a nucleon.