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Because of the way the atoms are linked, there are regular spaces between the crystalline buckyball molecules.

The crystalline structure of the beads endows the surface of each with an electrical charge that attracts dirt.

The difference in the crystal structures between these two minerals offers an idea of the diversity of crystalline forms.

Because of the way the atoms are linked, there are regular spaces between the crystalline buckyball molecules.

The crystalline structure of the beads endows the surface of each with an electrical charge that attracts dirt.

The difference in the crystal structures between these two minerals offers an idea of the diversity of crystalline forms.

Now researchers have engineered crystalline semiconductor specks to produce laser light far more easily than before.

Not all carbon, however, joins together into complex crystalline structures with special properties.

Earth-toned buildings blur with baked soil, and a crystalline blue sky is dotted with steppingstone clouds.

The knife blades are made from the crystalline ceramic, zirconium, and should stay sharp ten times longer than a metal blade.

Crystalline choreographic designs contributed to the clarity.

In one way or another, atoms of different elements are brought close together to form their crystalline lattices.

Purifying the silicon for crystalline solar cells requires heat, which typically comes from burning fossil fuels.

Crystalline skies and soaring red spires can boost anyone's sagging wintertime spirits.

Evidently, the future is closer, cheaper and more crystalline than once believed.

The quake came when the early morning was of crystalline purity and ideal temperature.

But these materials are usually compounds of several elements arranged in complicated crystalline structures.

Head west and south for crystalline blue bays, tranquil coves, and white pebble and sandy shores bordered by fragrant pines.

Old wisdom suggests, as does the film, that the core is a ball of crystalline iron and nickel.

Those fibers have crystalline and amorphous regions.

Normal metals have defects in their crystalline structures, and in the boundaries between grains.

Surf a mythic break, kayak the crystalline coastline, and hike the unmarked wilds.

The crystalline regions react to the electrical charge.

The solar industry has sucked up so much crystalline silicon that there is a global shortage, and prices have shot up.

They live in a crystalline world of perfect platonic forms.

But he wrote about that too, in poignant, crystalline vignettes about his upbringing and travels.

Spitzer also detected minerals known as crystalline silicates.

Crystalline resolution through a prism of ideologies.

Why that is so lies buried in the different crystalline structures of the two materials.

Freezing produces ice, the crystalline form of water.

The novel material consists of a crystalline array embedded in a watery gel.

Many of the beaches offer crystalline water and panoramic bays, often with low surrounding hills.

He would then freeze samples of the water and observe the crystalline structures that formed.

Heat up iron to a sufficient degree and you get crystalline grains that easily accept the carbon atoms necessary to make steel.

Misty mornings give way to warm sunshine under blue skies and crystalline views of hillsides and stone architecture.

The defective jelly contains whitish crystalline beads and feels gritty and grainy instead of smooth.

The firm has evaluated several materials, including a crystalline substance called lithium niobate.

I'd never want to harm the time-honored crystalline discourse there.

All those neutrons bouncing around wreak havoc with the crystalline structure of steel, tungsten and other.

To produce crystalline sugar, large amounts of fuel were needed to heat the sugar sap and evaporate the water it contained.

My project dealt with different crystalline forms of the chemical element selenium.

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