Sentence examples for providing a probe from inspiring English sources

The microscope was operated in STEM mode at an acceleration voltage of 300 kV, providing a probe diameter of 0.5 nm and a zero-loss peak width of 0.15±0.05 eV.

With M5∼104TeV, discovering the second KK mode Z′′, at about 4.3 TeV, requires O(100 fb−1 at s= 14 TeV, providing a probe of the warped nature of the bulk that is encoded in the mass ratio of the first two KK modes, at design luminosity.

(42) Fluorophores can be chosen to be sensitive to pH, electric fields, ionic strength, and other factors, providing a probe of the target molecule's immediate environment.

Since the Chinese Spring reads were used in the process, this step also eliminated those repeat junction probes that were not shared between the Ae. tauschii and Chinese Spring D genomes, providing a probe set that can be used in mapping of both Ae. tauschii and the hexaploid wheat.

If you want to look to an oracle for your future-telling needs, you've got to do most of the work by providing a probing and open-ended question.

It also provides a probe of the Type Ia supernova explosion that produced this structure.

Gamma-rays are produced in the interactions of energetic particles and hence provide a probe of the non-thermal universe.

Q: How does this observation provide a probe of the universe's expansion and what could other potential observations — such as a black hole-neutron star merger — tell us about the origin of black holes or the expansion of our universe?

Alice provides a probe and requests access from the server.

Lensing of the images of far-flung galaxies or of the temperature variations in the CMB already provides a probe of distribution of matter in the universe.

"The small molecule itself --not only does the molecule perturb the system, give you a difference, a change of the process that provides one entry point, but the molecule also provides a probe --a handle.