Sentence examples for particles that they from inspiring English sources

Experimentation with fusing plasmas is critical to establish the effect of the fusion reactions (and the high-energy alpha particles that they produce) on plasma behaviour.

By the mid-1800s, the Italian astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli came to understand that meteor showers are really comet dust — the "very minute particles that they have abandoned along their orbit".

Thus, the phospholipid deficits of L-Lpcat3 KO hepatic membranes are passed on to the VLDL particles that they generate, strongly suggesting that loss of these PC species is mechanistically related to the altered TG content of the particles.

Leptons are said to be elementary particles; that is, they do not appear to be made up of smaller units of matter.

Quarks appear to be true elementary particles; that is, they have no apparent structure and cannot be resolved into something smaller.

Upon further investigation, I found that the major concern with sprays, aerosols and mists are that they contain teensy weensy particles that are so small they can be respiratory irritants and may cause lung damage.

An ion source within the terminal then produces positive particles that are accelerated as they move downward to ground potential through an evacuated tube.

Empty particles that lack RNA, while they do exist at about 10% of a wild-type infection, are more difficult to produce in large quantities [31].

A popular approach to reaction diffusion modeling is based on Smoluchowski theory [ 54], which tracks diffusing point-like particles that may react when they fall within a certain distance of another reactive molecule.

The intense heat rips apart atoms, creating charged particles that generate magnetic fields as they move.

More tantalizing, both collaborations see slightly more particles that look like Higgs than they would expect if it didn't exist.