atomic
અણુ
definition
adjective
the atomic nucleus
of or relating to an atom or atoms.
translation of 'atomic'
અતિશય સૂક્ષ્મ,
પરમાણુમય
adjective
પરમાણુંમય
example
This is expressed by saying that compound propositions are truth-functions of their component 'atomic' propositions.
When she observed the galaxy later using the radio telescope, she found that it is embedded in a huge disk of 'atomic' hydrogen gas.
Mining of uranium ores has been a controversial issue because of its use in 'atomic' weapons and the potential for accidents at nuclear power stations.
Naturally showing all of these components in full 'atomic' detail does not get us anywhere, since there are way too many atoms.
Nanotechnology is the study and manipulation of materials on 'atomic' and molecular scales measured in billionths of a meter.
That the cooperation with the Kremlin had limits was shown in the Manhattan Project, the secret Anglo-American effort to acquire an 'atomic' weapon before the Germans.
This was the first film to suggest that mankind will have to conquer its destructive nature and control its 'atomic' weapons if it ever wants to join the rest of the peace-loving Universe.
At that temperature, the gas has enough energy to excite molecular hydrogen but not 'atomic' hydrogen.
Then, in late 1953, the Atomic Energy Commission succeeded in developing a high-yield, lightweight 'atomic' weapon.
Just as nuclear scientists concerned about lethal radioactivity oppose 'atomic' weapons, should marine scientists campaign for an end to coal-fired power stations?
The electromagnetic force holds electrons in orbit around 'atomic' nuclei and is thus responsible for holding together all material with which we are familiar.
For low-resolution data, it is not necessary to consider the whole set of individual 'atomic' positions.
Particles from the 'atomic' realm such as photons, electrons or atoms are fired at the first plate, which has two vertical slits in it.
Dr Barnaby worked in a British 'atomic' weapons laboratory in the 1950s, and later headed up the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
Robert Oppenheimer, one of the scientists who created the American atomic bomb, characterized the 'atomic' age as like two scorpions trapped in a glass jar.
The centrality of 'atomic' fission and fusion is giving way to the collection, processing, fusion, and dissemination of information.
The whole issue is compromised by millennia of animal-human interaction that make it difficult to achieve moral clarity even in the 'atomic' system of one owner and one pet.
Scientists have broken water down to its 'atomic' material.
It was a dream in which man cast off his 'atomic' individuality, as the lycanthrope surrendered to the multiplicity of the wolf pack.
Following the initial use of an 'atomic' weapon against his country, the Japanese war minister, General Korechiki Anami, attempted to persuade the Japanese Supreme Council to continue the war.
Cheney said recent information gleaned from a top former Pakistani nuclear scientist provided compelling evidence that Pyongyang has an active 'atomic' weapons program.
The latter half of the twentieth century has opened to scientists an entirely new world: the world of 'atomic' and subatomic particles.
Studies of complex biological molecules at the 'atomic' level will play a crucial role in this process.
From a philosophical point of view, one has to ask whether modeling growth using 'atomic' units (modules or cells) makes sense at all.
Because of its weak interaction with 'atomic' nuclei, the neutrino travels freely through any material object and is very difficult to observe.
According to sources in the security services, upon his release the former 'atomic' reactor technician is to be prevented from travelling abroad.
Computational docking and fitting techniques have been developed to assemble the 'atomic' structures of their components.
Using a molecular beam epitaxy chamber, scientists spray-paint a surface with atoms under high temperatures, creating an 'atomic' coating.
This is like depending on super weapons to defend us in an 'atomic' age.
The region occupied by some 'atomic' orbitals is spherical with the nucleus of the atom at the center of the sphere.
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