But as more precise measurements of mass became possible, theorists suggested that the heavy element should decay to become the element thallium-205, an alpha particle, and a packet of extra energy.
Further, the drivers' list of 26 demands to improve safety has been circulated among the city's news media, and some of the steps, including joint news conferences to deter criminals and pledges to increase officer training, have become elements of the city's safety program.
Here γ + δ γ ( t ) denotes the sum of two vectors γ and δ γ, which are defined on M. The curvilinear path δ γ ( t ) = ( t ) is assumed to become an element of the curvilinear-path space, i.e., δ γ ( t ) ∈ C ∞.
Swarming should therefore be seen as a process which permits an entity residing at one level, or state, of organization, η, to become an element within a new swarm state η*.
The pink flower and the sutras become elements among many with line, color, gold leaf, and image uniting to form something akin to a textile.
These conformal photocathodes can become elements for developing new concepts for PEC cells to obtain solar fuels.
But pruned and babied green plants -- bamboo, pine, banana, ginkgo -- become elements in architecturally framed views.
The sponsorship is another example of a growing trend as advertisers seek to become intrinsic elements of entertainment programming, just as in the "Brought to you by" days of early television and the golden age of radio.
The social insects evolved more than 100 million years ago; their accomplishments come from "small brains and pure instinct"; and their lengthy evolution has led them to become vital elements of the biosphere.
To achieve this, emergence, structural realism, and prediction have to become key elements of designing models.
The lack of function of the 'discussion forum' and the limited topics of the 'clinical algorithms' were the most disappointing features, but both have the potential to become excellent elements.
