Examples of using Subatomic in English and their translations into Turkish
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Two subatomic particles, right?
That's a big job for one subatomic particle.
Subatomic particles I'm not sure.
Are they or are they not made of subatomic particles?
Two subatomic particles, right?- Mm-hmm?
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If that regulator is compromised, you would go subatomic.
A subatomic chain reaction is taking place.
Does it create an energy field to do it? Subatomic?
You would go subatomic. If that regulator is compromised.
Does it create an energy field to do it? Subatomic?
The Galaxy is the best source for subatomic energy in the universe.
At the subatomic level. It has the ability to consume organic material.
Imagine a sudden momentary disturbance At a subatomic level.
You know how subatomic particles don't obey physical laws?
The visitors. Are they or are they not made of subatomic particles?
To a subatomic size within seconds. The gravimetric forces will crush you.
Are they or are they not made of subatomic particles? The visitors.
A subatomic particle will move or disappear if it's observed directly.
The gravimetric forces will crush you to a subatomic size within seconds.
Or vaporised into subatomic particles and vented into the cosmos?
I believe the closest translation would be subatomic energy particles.
If it's observed directly. A subatomic particle will move or disappear.
Remember how I was trying to achieve… the positronic distillation of subatomic particles?
I'm tracking your signal using subatomic frequencies… between point two and point nine.
Between point two and point nine. I'm tracking your signal using subatomic frequencies.
They actually travel backwards in time. Subatomic particles that move so incredibly fast.
When i first brought henry to eureka,i was working on a subatomic reconstructive.
Blasted out from the Sun and has desiccated it. this torrent of subatomic particles has stripped the water out of the atmosphere of Venus Plait: Over billions of years.
She has seen trillions of particles fly like subatomic shrapnel through the detectors.
I think it's fair to say that mostphysicists use quantum mechanics to describe the subatomic world without worrying too much about the interpretation.