Sentence examples for particles that pass from inspiring English sources
The lengths of the drift tubes are proportional to the speeds of the particles that pass through them.
In that case, dark matter would be more like ghost matter, an ethereal material made of particles that pass through solid objects without discernible effect.
The reason is that sand has greater ability to capture remained particles that pass through coconut-fibre filter media.
Primary soot particles that pass through the DPF and reach the atmosphere are characterised by the highest graphitisation degree and sizes larger than those entering the DPF.
PM10 and PM 2.5 refer to airborne particles that pass through the inlet of air sampling equipment with a 50% collection efficiency at 10 μ m and 2.5 μ m, respectively.
Subramanian et al. [30] considered fibrillar fines, microfines and microfibrillar cellulose in the same category, i.e. particles that pass a 75-μm diameter round hole or a 200-mesh screen of a fibre length classifier.
These cups collected solid particles that passed through the piezometer screens during pumping.
Particle size distributions of duodenal digesta and feces differed; the proportion of particles retained on the 3.35- or 1.18-mm screens was higher, but proportion of particles that passed through the 1.18-mm screen was lower in duodenal digesta than in feces.
The solution shows that for small retained concentrations, the suspended concentration is in a steady-state behind the concentration front, where all the retained concentrations are proportional to the mass of suspended particles that passed via a given reservoir cross-section.
The particular aerodynamic particle sizer employed by the Morawska study (TSI model 3312A) had counting efficiencies that deviated from 100%; only a fraction of all the particles that passed through the sizer were counted.
The beams can then be directed to other experiments to produce neutrinos, the ghostly particles that can pass through miles of lead with impunity, and muons, which are sort of like fat electrons.
