Sentence examples for radioactive energy from inspiring English sources

A subterranean ocean, radioactive energy, or leftover heat from the formation of the solar system may generate the necessary heat to cause change on the planet, Spencer said.

It matches the radioactive energy field of Barry's restlessness, fueled by infusions of coffee, Jack Daniel's and cocaine, the effects of which Mr. Schreiber registers with meticulous craftsmanship.

Featuring a cast of 13 performers, all under 18, and a band drawn from the same age pool, "13" certainly has on tap that natural radioactive energy that makes young teenagers so appealing and so scary.

The polymer spacer layer between nanocrystals and metal surface avoids unwanted quenching effects due to radioactive energy transfer from nanocrystals to metal surface and assists in photo-luminescence (PL) enhancement1.

A becquerel is a measure of the release of radioactive energy.

The physics department was headed by Ernest Rutherford, who assigned research projects to final-year students, and he instructed Chadwick to devise a means of comparing the amount of radioactive energy of two different sources.

The average binding distances between donor (BSA) and acceptor (MPNDO) was estimated to be 1.46 nm (301 K), based on the Föster non-radioactive energy transfer theory.

The basis of the TRACE technology was non-radioactive energy transfer from a donor to an acceptor.

In accordance with the Förster's non-radioactive energy transfer theory, the binding distance between paeoniflorin and HSA was evaluated as 1.74 nm.

The most common method of using QDs as nanoprobes is utilizing them in order to create an 'on/off' signal via Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) phenomena whereby non-radioactive energy transfer occurs between the QD (donor) and an acceptor molecule (quencher), while monitoring molecular distances and interactions at the nanoscale level [49 51].

According to the Förster's non-radioactive energy transfer theory, when there was an overlapping phenomenon between the emission peak of the donor (HSA) and the absorption peak of the acceptor (paeoniflorin) as shown in Fig. 8, fluorescence energy transfer would occur [45].