Sentences with phrase «on an atomic level»

He's the only WWE superstar whose gear has a sponsorship on it, and it is possible that Jimmy Johns is the only thing that Brock Lesnar eats and / or is made of on an atomic level.

The project, known as LCLS - II, will greatly increase the power and capacity of SLAC's Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) for experiments that sharpen our view of how nature works on the atomic level and on ultrafast timescales.

By combining biological experiments with studies on atomic level, the research team discovered that another protein, YscP, binds to YscU and regulates its self - cleaving abilities.

Again thats beyond our ability to instantaneously comprehend due the extreme complexities involved on the atomic level... considering everything interacting by cause and effect... but science has proven it.

This two - step process, square - crystal to liquid, then liquid to triangular - crystal, was surprising and is potentially indicative of the way in which many solid - solid transitions might occur on the atomic level.

High - pressure research can be used to probe structure on an atomic level and understand a material's state of order or disorder.

But it is the understanding of processes on the atomic level that is essential for optimising the protein specifically for its applications.

Scientists at TU Darmstadt explored on an atomic level how changes in iron content influence the micro-structure of samarium - cobalt based permanent magnets.

«A boost for permanent magnets: Scientists analyze structure and behaviour on atomic level.»

«Understanding the loss of superconductivity on an atomic level could enhance our ease of manufacturing such compounds for practical applications, as well as improving our understanding of condensed matter physics.»

Thus, although the steel is corroded on the atomic level, it appears stainless.

In the course of computational simulations the details of this process were elucidated on atomic level.

The position and density of the doping elements can be controlled in these ribbons, which, in turn, allows the electronic properties of the ribbons themselves to be controlled on the atomic level.

This vision was first elucidated by Nobel laureate physicist Richard Feynman, who proposed in 1959 that «The problems of chemistry and biology can be greatly helped if our ability to see what we are doing, and to do things on an atomic level, is ultimately developed — a development which I think can not be avoided.»

The project, which is now formally approved by the DOE to start construction and is being funded by DOE's Office of Science, will enable experiments that sharpen our view of how nature works on the atomic level and on ultrafast timescales.

The studies on atomic level were conducted using magnetic resonance spectroscopy at the Department of Chemistry at the NMR for Life platform, which is a national infrastructure for NMR in Sweden.

With this understanding, scientists can control — on an atomic level — the growth of oxide thin - films.

On the atomic level, the layers are joined together by hydrogen bonds.

The team used experimental evidence and modeling under pressure to actually demonstrate these previously theorized structural changes — tetragonal to collapsed tetragonal — on the atomic level.

On an atomic level, carbon nanotubes look like rolled - up tubes of chicken wire — only instead of metal, the tube is made from a hexagonal lattice of carbon atoms.

On the atomic level, the material's surface is like a row of cornstalks.