atomically

Hydrogen also weighs the least of all the elements atomically.

Thanks to the Join-calculus one location can be moved atomically to another site.

Its meter-long edge was likely so atomically fine that it could cut through nearly anything.

Large atomically precise structures exist, in the form of crystals.

Many of the atomic nuclei found on earth are stable atomically.

This data can therefore image near atomically sharp interfaces with the associated chemical information.

Sure, the body was destroyed and then reassembled as an atomically perfect copy, but what of it?

A real fax machine produced atomically precise copies of the things in its library.

Atomically thin film platforms for bio-sensing and stem cell growth.

Flexible electronics and strain engineering of atomically thin materials.

Computational modeling of new atomically thin materials and complex architectures.

WS can also exist in the form of atomically thin sheets.

It can be used to atomically swap an arbitrary number of arbitrarily located memory locations.

It is a structure of inconceivable complexity, chemically, atomically, electronically, etc.

Atomically, the dance becomes the movement of electrons around the nucleus of the atom.

From the curb flashed a ring of atomically tiny sparks of violet light.

The implementation then ensures the code executes atomically.

Transactional memory goes a step further, ensuring that all memory interactions occur atomically.

Database transactions where a transaction atomically includes perhaps a write, a read and a matching delete operation.

By recording these changes in the electron beam, microscopists can produce atomically resolved image of the material.

It's focus on the execution of a chord between messages atomically consumed from a group of channels.

Phases in equilibrium at 0 K should either be pure elements or atomically ordered phases.

Mechanics of atomically thin film transfer.

Three-dimensional architectures based on atomically thin films (atomic multi-layers, see figure).

Atomically thin film platforms for sol-gel, organic, and electro-chemistry.