Sentence examples for particles that is from inspiring English sources
Some of them (the particles, that is) acquire their heft, so the story goes, by wading through a sort of molasses that pervades all of space.
When he first started teaching physics at the Univ. of Mich .in the fall of 1952, he began the experiments for his so called 'Bubble' chamber, a detector for nuclear particles that is capable of collecting information at a faster rate than existing instruments.
The report, which will be discussed in further detail in Moscow in October, said that despite marketing claims the 'smoke' expelled by e-cigarettes is not just "water vapour" and that exhaling this indoors "increases the background air level of some toxicant, nicotine and particles" that is "in the range of that produced by some cigarettes".
We discovered one brand of carboxylated SiO2 particles that is remarkably resistant to protein binding in extracts.
We consider a quantum system of two and three massive spin 1/2 particles that is observed by inertial observers.
A model is proposed for the gravity flow of particles that is particularly applicable to cohesive powders.
It's another thing entirely to be overcome by a Reuters article about a cloud of pollution two miles thick -- a "toxic cocktail of ash, acids, aerosols and other particles" -- that is choking the skies of southern Asia and presenting a peril to millions of pairs of lungs.
Magneprint, a promising technology that is being developed by MagTek, a large manufacturer of card readers, and tested by MasterCard, essentially reads the fingerprint of a stripe's magnetic particles -- that is, the iron flecks on which the data is actually recorded.
Attempts to knock quarks out of protons by, for example, knocking protons together at high energies succeed only in creating more particles that is, in releasing new quarks and antiquarks that are bound together and are themselves confined by the strong force.
Only with Anderson's discovery of the positron did the picture become clear: radiation, a photon, can produce electrons and positrons in pairs, provided the energy of the photon is greater than the total mass-energy of the two particles that is, about 1 megaelectron volt (MeV; 106 eV).
The evidence does suggest however, that definite determiners can often play the role of supplying case, which gives some insights into their potential role as grammatical particles that is, as book keeping aids for the syntactic structure building.
