Sentence examples for weak transition from inspiring English sources
In this case, substituting "and" would not fix either the weak transition (first sentence) or the fragment (second example).
A combination of optical trapping and frequency combs is used to precisely probe an extraordinarily weak transition in atomic helium.
Another weak transition earlier attributed to another conformer could be assigned to a vibronic band of one of the three conformers.
In the case of β-sheet structure, the FT-IR spectra show two amide I transitions, one is a strong transition between 1,610 and 1,640 cm−1 and the other one is a weak transition between 1,680 and 1,700 cm−1.
FHCl only exhibits a very weak transition at ∼100 °C and ruptures at ∼170 °C, while for the neutralized films FNHCl and FNAcOH, there are two overlapping broad relaxations with maxima at ∼97 and 104 °C.
The first paragraph has a weak transition into floral scent and introduces florivores too early ("Floral scent plays a central role in attracting both insect pollinators and florivores to flowers"), and awkwardly brings in species differences ("Single traits (e.g. single floral volatile compounds) are thought to influence individual pollinating species differently").
The plot is sometimes sacrificed for shock and entertainment, while many of the scenes are choppy and are thrown together with weak transitions.
We report on recent work on the determination of low-energy constants describing ΔS="1 weak transitions, in order to investigate the origins of the ΔI="1/2 rule.
Moreover, to remove noisy connections and to identify persistent motion, we have removed weak transitions between antennas, i.e. occurring less than 10 times.
In the beginning some peaks of weak transitions at 0 15 °C were observed which was possibly due to presence of moisture in the sample or the purge gas used.
For complex 2, weak transitions at 464 and 405 nm correspond to ligand to metal charge transfer transitions (LMCT) (π(L) → dπ(Ni)) and most of the other transitions have ILCT character.
