Sentence examples for processes and atomic from inspiring English sources

These emission lines are due to radiative decay processes and atomic transitions from Xe** 6p) to Xe* 6s) [16].

Earlier [18, 20, 49], we have already proposed structural models of both species of huts and briefly discussed processes and atomic models of their formation giving a few drawings with identical apexes as examples and allowing the readers to construct the missing structural schemes.

A growing body of evidence suggests that, for some enzymes, there is an interplay between catalysis and protein conformational flexibility, with the involvement of dynamical processes and atomic motions in the precise alignment of the substrate with the enzyme (as reviewed by Benkovic).

According to scavenger experiments, an electron transfer process and atomic H* formation function both existed in the TCAA reduction process, and the enhanced indirect atomic H* reduction process (confirmed by ESR signals) played a chief role in the TCAA removal.

A variety of approaches have been used for the low-temperature deposition of ZnO-based materials, including sputtering [4 6], pulsed laser deposition [7], solution-based processes [8], and atomic layer deposition (ALD) [1 3, 9 12].

Rill et al. fabricated 3D metallodielectric microstructures by combining the DLW process and atomic-layer deposition (ALD), as shown in Fig. 4a.

TiO2 thin films can be prepared by various methods such as electron beam evaporation, laser-assisted evaporation, chemical vapor deposition, sol gel process, sputtering, and atomic layer deposition (ALD) [14].

To investigate the high-aspect-ratio (7.5 1) filling process, both sputtering and atomic layer deposition (ALD) were used to form TiO2 nanowires.

That actually means to control physical, chemical, and biological processes at atomic and molecular scale [1 6].

Molecular dynamics simulation is a powerful tool to simulate and analyze complex physical processes and phenomena at atomic characteristic for predicting the natural time-evolution of a system of atoms.

Note that for muonium negative ion (Mu (mu ^, e^, e^)), the muonium conversion (or (mu ^, e^, longrightarrow, mu ^, e^) conversion) in the Mu ion can produce a number of secondary atomic processes and it is the most interesting process which can be observed with (mu ^) muons in atomic structures [26].