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Ships split in two, smokestacks and crewmen could be blasted overboard.
en.wikipedia.org It is said that their fists can rend the sky and their kicks can split the earth.
en.wikipedia.org The recompense was also split between two teachers.
en.wikipedia.org When cleft palate occurs, the uvula is usually split.
en.wikipedia.org This is split in two in order to carve out the core.
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www.hnf.de The atoms of a single crystal are located at fixed positions of a regular lattice.
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Die Atome des Einkristalls sitzen auf festen Plätzen eines regelmäßigen Raumgitters.
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aktuell.ruhr-uni-bochum.de Dusty plasmas are composed of electrons, positive ions, neutral atoms, and dust grains that are negatively or positively charged.
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Staubige Plasmen bestehen üblicherweise aus Elektronen, positiv geladenen Ionen, neutralen Atomen und Staubkörnchen, die negativ oder positiv geladen sind.
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www.cui.uni-hamburg.de In their experiments which have now been presented in the scientific journal “Physical Review Letters”, the scientists were able to observe the exact process that takes place in little clusters of atoms intensely irradiated by X-ray light.
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Bei ihren Experimenten, die jetzt im Fachjournal „Physical Review Letters“ vorgestellt wurden, haben die Wissenschaftler beobachten können, was in sogenannten Clustern, kleinen Anhäufungen von Atomen, bei intensiver Beleuchtung mit Röntgenlicht genau vorgeht.
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iqoqi.at More recent experiments have demonstrated strong dispersive coupling where a single photon shifts the transition frequency of the artificial atom by much more than a line width but is never absorbed by it [5].
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Kürzlich durchgeführte Experimente haben gezeigt, dass sogar eine dispersive Kopplung stark genug sein kann, dass ein einzelnes Photon im Resonator die Übergangsfrequenz des künstlichen Atoms um mehr als eine Linienbreite verschieben kann, aber trotzdem nie von ihm absorbiert wird [5].
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www.uni-muenchen.de An additional standing laser wave along the tubes creates a one-dimensional optical lattice that holds the atoms in a periodic array of bright and dark regions of light.
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Diesen Röhren aus Licht wird schließlich eine stehende Laserwelle überlagert, sodass sich die Atome in einer periodischen Aneinanderreihung heller und dunkler Gebiete befinden, einem eindimensionalen „optischen Gitter“.
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