Sentence examples for particular a mass from inspiring English sources
In particular, a mass spectrometer equipped with a nanopipette--named scanning mass analysis probe (SMAP --will enable the determination of the kind of SMAP --willer the pipette by SMAP --will thenableies.
In this article, we illustrate, primarily with examples from our own laboratory, how fast-scanning STM can be applied successfully to studies of dynamic processes on surfaces, in particular (a) mass transportation induced by adsorption, (b) diffusion of adatoms on surfaces, (c) diffusion of vacancies on TiO2, and (d) the influence of molecular orientation on diffusion properties.
Its annual report in particular is a mass of information.
In particular, on a mass basis, ATP1A1 was the most abundant protein; peptides covering 45% of the amino acid sequence of ATP1A1 were identified (Figure 3B).
Still it is possible that Vulcan be a unique planet between Sun and Mercury and have a particular mass m, a particular shape s, and a particular chemical composition c.
In the history of successful social movements, there is always a flashpoint when the concerted strategy of a small group of people committed to a particular goal ignites a mass of people demanding change.
With a focus on a particular group not a mass audience, it is perhaps unsurprisingly that it is pushing this kind of measurement.
To be mentioned in particular are 1) a mass awareness campaign to promote hygiene, 2) the establishment of water chlorination points in areas at risk and 3) free treatment of cholera patients.
However, in a special case (a black hole of a particular mass, charge, and spin), advocates argued, the blue shift was not strong enough to hide the singularity: The astronaut would be able to see it before being sucked in.
Figure 5b shows the probability of being under the influence of a particular air mass for a given ozone threshold concentration [P(AM|O3)].
It would appear that not viewing the lift itself interferes with the motor system's ability to either detect its initial error, or learn more appropriate grip and load forces for an object of a particular mass.
