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Each crystalline material’s atomic arrangement falls into one of six different families: cubic, tetragonal, orthorhombic, monoclinic, triclinic, and hexagonal.
Every crystal’s atomic structure has unique properties, and while these properties may not have any bearing on human emotional needs, they do have powerful applications in materials science and medicine.
The unique properties of quantum computers result from the behavior of atomic and subatomic particles.
We took our chip over to Hewlett-Packard and used their atomic force microscope on one of these spots, and this is what you see: you can actually see the strands of DNA lying flat on the glass here.
When historians look at this period, they're going to conclude that we're in a different type of revolution: a revolution in war, like the invention of the atomic bomb.
That is, every previous revolution in war, be it the machine gun, be it the atomic bomb, was about a system that either shot faster, went further, had a bigger boom.
Unlike an aircraft carrier or an atomic bomb, you don't need a massive manufacturing system to build robotics.
Is our generation going to make the same mistake that a past generation did with atomic weaponry, and not deal with the issues that surround it until Pandora's box is already opened up?
We're going to move now from the biological and the macroscopic world, down into the atomic world, as we fly into a lattice of atoms.
And it was like playing atomic hide-and-seek.
And I think we shouldn't shy away in architecture, You know, brain surgery, atomic theory, genetics, economics are complex complex fields.
And one of the stories he told me so often when I was a young boy was of the first British atomic bomb test.
And I know that watching that atomic bomb going off had a very, very big impact on my late father.
Now that led to an understanding of atomic structure because the way that's explained is atoms are a single nucleus with electrons going around them.
The smallest sound you can perceive moves your eardrum just four atomic diameters.
While not as bad as some movies (like the horrible "Atomic Twister"), "Meltdown" still relies upon common misconceptions and inaccuracies about the nuclear power industry to advance its plot.
Did anyone else see an atomic or nuclear bomb cloud fade in and out when the Red Sea was being parted?
To preface my remarks on the film, I know the topic is horrendous and words can't adequately express the compassion any decent person would have for people dealing with the post-horrors of an atomic bomb dropped near them.
Irwin Allen put all his talents behind this one: he's co-screenwriter, producer and director of this cartoonish "epic" about an atomic submarine and its efforts to reduce a ring of radiation circling the Earth.
and abysmal, over-the-top acting, you might enjoy this rubbish flick.Apparently atomic bombs makes life mutate in about a day or two (or according to other viewers, wake them up).
And apparently massive atomic explosions off the coast of Spain doesn't make anyone ask any questions at all.
Two interesting shots in the picture: one, of an atomic explosion, the other of a gigantic crater, ostensibly caused by a Bomb.
A badly aged Walter Pidgeon, who actually may have been dead when he played this role, is the commander of an atomic submarine that must be the size of the Empire State Building.
The Conan-wannabe must do battle with an evil guy in a Cher wig, and protect the Earth from the Geometric Nucleus, a sort of primitive atomic bomb.
The movie makes the important political and social issue of fallout from atmospheric atomic tests seem a matter for joking and dismissal, not the concern and alarm being raised by scientists all over the world at the time.
The dawning of the atomic age brought on an onslaught of giant creature films.
What an atomic bomb of a movie.
The United States built the atomic bomb in order to show their superior military power and to end the Second World War.
The cinematographer offers us several shots of the ominous shadow of the two bombs, which might be striking if it didn't look like they were cardboard cutouts instead of bombs, the fake atomic fire really does look fake-and why use it when the stock footage on hand is so genuinely stunning and realistic--, and the pervasive brown tone doesn't seem to be thematically appropriate.
It is very close to reality as any movie about the Atomic Bombs that were to be dropped on Japan.
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