Sentences with word «subparticle»

But unified field theory predicts that time may eventually run out for protons, and they could decay into a spray of subparticles.

Plus, there's new and exciting medical evidence that damage to arteries resulting in plaque and blockage is due to deficient vitamin C intake, combined with a genetic excess of a cholesterol subparticle called lipoprotein (a).

Therefore, a particle can not be made of extended subparticles.

Electronics invented at Rice help sort useful data about subparticles produced by the collisions from background noise.

While the new STS's not unhandsome lines make reference to Cadillac's distinctive creased - angle and vertical - headlamps design language from top to bottom, a close look inside suggests the car is the creation of design and engineering teams that spent more than a few afternoons hanging around the last 5 - series BMW, probing, analyzing, and costing it down to the last micron, atomic subparticle, and cent.

The twenty - first century has seen a significant rise in research looking deeper into cholesterol subparticles.

Let's say that a particle is made of smaller bodies — of subparticles.

Each of the subparticles, if it is extended, will meet the same problem as a rigid body.