Sentence examples for using matter from inspiring English sources
Using matter as a clock, however, seemed far-fetched because the frequency of the wave, called the Compton, or de Broglie, frequency, might be unobservable.
Using matter wave interferometry, we verify the phase pattern imprinted onto the atomic wave function for a single vortex and a vortex-antivortex pair.
On May 14, using matter from Sarah's lesions, he inoculated an eight-year-old boy, James Phipps, who had never had smallpox.
Jenner decided to test his observation by using matter drawn from cowpox lesions on the hand of a dairymaid to inoculate a young boy against smallpox.
Interestingly, it was Drexler was first addressed the potential dark side of nanotechnology, coining the term "grey goo"; this thought experiment posited a molecular "replicator" (essentially a microscopic robot) that would be capable of self-replication, using matter from its environment as raw materials.
We explore here the possibility of constraining the supernova location using matter oscillation patterns observed in a detector.
Knowing which type you're using matters both for how you cite the information and for how you use the source to develop your argument.
Using matter-wave interferometry with high-mass test particles is the most sensitive tool of MAQRO for testing quantum physics.
The words you use matter.
DS: Does what camera you use matter to you? MK: Yes!
