Sentence examples for simultaneously trapped from inspiring English sources
MNBs were also simultaneously trapped on the grain boundary in this figure.
In our implementation with trapped atomic ions, an auxiliary "logic" ion provides sympathetic laser cooling, state initialization, and detection for a simultaneously trapped "spectroscopy" ion.
Suspended cells were simultaneously trapped on the interfaces between the normal and MC media; they were finally pulled together and held in the MC medium.
To allow differentiation between deviations in observed cyclotron frequency caused from changes in space charge conditions or differences in oscillation amplitude, ions with identical molecular weights but different axial kinetic energy, and thus amplitude of z-axis motion, were simultaneously trapped within the ICR cell.
Upon phosphorylation by hexokinase, glucose is removed from equilibrium and simultaneously trapped inside the cell.
Undertaking ETD in the HCD cell and subsequent activation by UVPD does not require reisolation after ETD, and so all product ions may be simultaneously trapped, activated, and analyzed.
Hence, since α points are considered simultaneously, trapping in one local minimum is lowered than before.
We further extended the possibilities of this technique by simultaneously trapping a second, spherical gold nanoparticle in the trap despite the Janus particle's presence.
They will be collected with personal air samplers allowing the simultaneously trapping of the volatile and the particulate phases (in case of heavy loss of charge due to high charged XAD2 resin, it will be necessary to carry out two distinct samples, one collecting only gaseous PAHs, the second one for particulate PAHs).
The researchers achieved even greater stability by using lasers that simultaneously trap and measure about 10,000 super-cooled ytterbium atoms to make a so-called optical lattice clock (like the one built this year by researchers at the Paris Observatory).
Because the ion trap is largely species independent it is possible to simultaneously trap a variety of atomic and molecular ions.
