fine structure

The fine structure of the design is visible even at great distances.

"Our studies have found that progressive fine structures are good and necessary," he said.

"The violations took a variety of forms, so it was difficult for us to see a fair fine structure."

The positive energies do account accurately for the fine structure.

It had been a fine structure, that had cost somebody a lot of money.

Perfectly, down to what is apparently its ultimately fine structure?"

It was at this time that Houston began his experimental work on the fine structure of hydrogen.

One of the many things he thought about was the fine structure of metals.

This results in a finer structure which is more compact and stable.

The fine structure constant is fixed to the strength of the electromagnetic force.

Fine structure of his brain looks like the coast of Norway.

The fine structure of the signal vs. variance plots was also interesting.

Look up "fine structure constant" as an example of just how remarkable the predictions and theory agree.

Here use is made of the relation for the fine structure constant:

Once it must have had a name, for it was a fine structure, carefully constructed.

"And let all these fine structures go to waste?

Growing coral, for example, produces constant change in the fine structure of reefs.

With any method that reduces the dimension of the data, however, finer structure can be lost.

His contributions to biology include fine structure analyses of diatoms.

(The same question has also been asked of the fine structure constant.)

Drug therapy, unlike surgery, deals with the finest structures in cells.

Changes in rotational state give fine structure to the vibrational spectrum.

In the gas phase all three bands show extensive rotational fine structure.

His framework replaces the fine structure constant by a scalar field.

The wood from the tree is a brownish yellow with a fine structure and straight veins.