Sentence examples for quantum mechanisms from inspiring English sources

The phenomena are explained by existence in the films of specific quantum mechanisms caused by metal-insulator composition and ultra-fine periodical structure of the coatings developed here.

This photon detection process is a quantum mechanism and is governed by the laws of quantum physics.

In view of quantum mechanism, both branches are possible pathways traversed by the transferred electron.

But it uses a novel quantum mechanism to sense pressure, and this promises to be more sensitive and more efficient than the other approaches.

The theoretical scheme uses distributed client/server authentication architecture and its unconditional security is guaranteed by quantum mechanism.

The authors themselves are leading the search for a quantum mechanism in genetic mutations, which might be giving evolution itself a helping hand.That quantum effects are an incontrovertible part of some of life's machinery is reason enough to go looking for more examples.

It thus seems that if some quantum mechanism is to serve as the basis for chronology protection, it must be found in the third degree of quantum involvement in gravity.

This is because heat conduction occurs by an exceptional quantum mechanism.

Kinetic isotope effects are increasingly applied to investigate enzyme reactions and have been used to understand transition state structure, reaction mechanisms, quantum mechanical hydride ion tunneling and to design transition state analogue inhibitors.

While such an unorthodox quantum mechanical transfer mechanism seems unlikely in a biological context [38], the absence of other explanations compels us to speculate that perhaps the β-barrel structure of fluorescent proteins has been evolutionarily selected to allow either excitonic behavior, weak-coupling excitation, or an additional energy transfer path.

Now that the results are in, the new holists argue that relativity must yield, since quantum mechanics provides a mechanism by which signals can move faster than light.