Use of curie in Sentences. 38 Examples

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curie at the end of sentence


  1. Other examples include Tchaikovsky, Beethoven and curie.
  2. Other examples include Tchaikovsky, Beethoven and curie.
  3. He was French, of good family, and his name was Pierre curie.
  4. He was French, of good family, and his name was Pierre curie.
  5. Suddenly, I felt that I was a mere intruder; I became even shyer than Madame curie.

curie in the middle of sentence


  1. Madame curie warned learners not to go too fast.
  2. Marie curie never made money out of her research.
  3. The curie temperature also shows an anomaly increase.
  4. The curie temperature also shows an anomaly increase.
  5. Marie curie is famous for her contribution to science.
  6. Madame curie was the only famous woman scientist in the world.
  7. One curie is equal to the radioactivity of one gram of radium.
  8. One curie is equal to the radioactivity of one gram of radium.
  9. Above the curie temperature there is no spontaneous magnetization.
  10. Above the curie temperature there is no spontaneous magnetization.
  11. Madam curie insisted there was something in nature that gave out radiation.
  12. Madame Marie curie was, and still is the world's most famous woman scientist.
  13. Marie curie was the woman behind enormous changes in the science of chemistry.
  14. For, eight years, Marie curie worked in cold laboratories with poor equipment.
  15. Down deep in that ugly heap Marie curie felt sure that her new element lay hidden.
  16. Down deep in that ugly heap Marie curie felt sure that her new element lay hidden.
  17. Marie curie , in a simple, dark evening dress, glanced down the long banquet table.
  18. Madam curie insisted ( that ) there was something in nature that gave out radiation.
  19. Madam curie insisted ( that ) there was something in nature that gave out radiation.
  20. An experiment method is introduced to observe the curie temperature of magnetic materials.
  21. An experiment method is introduced to observe the curie temperature of magnetic materials.
  22. White says that to be a clavicle, the specimen should have an S- or sigmoid curie, but it does not.
  23. White says that to be a clavicle, the specimen should have an S- or sigmoid curie, but it does not.
  24. The curie temperature of LSMO lowers successfully to room temperature with 0.07 mol ratio Ti 4 + addition.
  25. The Marie curie Research Institute develops molecular biological research into the causes and treatment of cancer.
  26. The results show that the effect of Gd and Sn doping is to increase the dielectric constant and to reduce the curie temperature.
  27. The results show that the effect of Gd and Sn doping is to increase the dielectric constant and to reduce the curie temperature.
  28. The failure rate of PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) thermistor increases with curie Point (T_c) of determined PTC material.
  29. Experts claimed that teachers had to be Einstein, Marie curie and Linford Christie rolled into one to help children grasp the new national curriculum.
  30. The outstanding permanent magnetic material Nd2Fe14B possesses very high energy product. But its curie temperature is a little bit too low for practical application.
  31. The outstanding permanent magnetic material Nd2Fe14B possesses very high energy product. But its curie temperature is a little bit too low for practical application.
  32. The author systematically studied on sampling method and depth, time of absorption equilibrium and curie pyrolysis, sample preparation and the process of experimental operation.
  33. My Marie curie (1867-1934) French nationality Polish scientists to study the phenomenon of radioactive found radium and polonium two radioelement, twice the life of Nobel Prize.
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