Sentence examples for virtual bound from inspiring English sources
Thus, the conductance reduction is caused by virtual bound states at the impurity.
So, the special state for surface atoms should be complemented by the formation of quasi-stable virtual bound stages for such atoms in the ionized interface.
Their optical properties change drastically with their thicknesses; thin films appear as a mercury platinum compound showing a negative surface plasmon dispersion due to the virtual bound states which may exist in such materials.
Nonetheless, Ramesh and Ramaseshan [32] argued that in liquid cesium, the tunneling processes and dynamic conversion of 6s and 5d stages are causing the formation of a "virtual bound stage" which indicates the "continuous" electron collapsed phenomenon.
We report in this review on the electronic continuum states of semiconductor Quantum Wells and Quantum Dots and highlight the decisive part played by the virtual bound states in the optical properties of these structures.
To develop lower weight BACE1 inhibitors, a series of tripeptidic BACE1 inhibitors were devised using a design approach based on the conformation of a virtual inhibitor bound to the BACE1 active site, also called 'in-silico conformational structure-based design'.
Virtual reality is bound to be a part of the future of gaming, and Toronto-based Sulon Technologies is debuting their own take on this exciting space at GDC in San Francisco.
In addition to using firewalls for this purpose, Wu et al. [20] also employ subnetting (i.e., each virtual network is bound to a unique subnet) in order to provide an additional layer of security against unauthorized information disclosure.
It is a virtual museum, but bound to one place.
These findings underline the significance of service design and its relationship to the formation of value of virtual goods: the value of virtual goods is context-bound, and therefore, bound to the environment where they are usable in.
The same is true if the human moves; virtual objects are not bound to the floor, ceiling, walls, or tables; they only need to be within some distance to their nearest marker(s).
