Sentence examples for particles that would from inspiring English sources
Microscopic metal particles that would otherwise be rapidly oxidized may be stabilized in air by encapsulation in nanotube skins.
Steel slag included angular and rough textured particles that would enhance the interlocking mechanism and provide good mechanical properties.
The researchers suspected that the rogue proteins might be altered by urea and excreted in urine as particles that would not be recognized as prions.
But if it doesn't, a network of CRAYFIS users might pick up a spray of particles that would otherwise go unnoticed.
If the uranium was causing leukemia, it would presumably do so by emitting radioactive particles that would damage the bone marrow.
Among the most challenging is finding a way to protect humans from the high energy particles that would otherwise raise radiation levels to unacceptable levels.
The model analysis also points to the characteristics of artificial nano-particles that would render them more efficient harvesters of tumor biomarkers in the circulation, opening up possibilities for the early detection of curable disease, rather than simply better detection of advanced disease.
Researchers at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) may or may not be close to identifying the particle that would complete the "standard model" of modern physics.
Johnson set out to create a new type of particle that would overcome those constraints, enabling the loading of any number of different drugs.
A possible detection of something called a Higgs boson — a theorized subatomic particle that would help to explain why particles weigh something rather than nothing — was also announced last year.
In 1974 Dr. Schwarz and Dr. Joel Scherk from the École Normale Supérieure in France noticed that one of the mysterious particles predicted by string theory had the properties predicted for the graviton, the particle that would be responsible for transmitting gravity in a quantum theory of gravity, if such a theory existed.
