Motes

The community motes the proposal for a new park to discuss its benefits.

The teacher motes the topic of the day to engage students in a discussion.

She had difficulty reading due to the motes in her vision and had to squint to focus on the words.

The doctor prescribed eye drops to alleviate the irritation caused by the motes in her vision.

She saw small motes of light flashing in her vision after rubbing her eyes too hard.

After receiving a blow to the head, she experienced motes and flashes of light in her vision.

I couldn't concentrate on the movie because I kept seeing motes.

The motes in her vision became more apparent when she looked at a white wall in a well-lit room.

The ophthalmologist diagnosed her with vitreous floaters, which caused her to see numerous motes in her vision.

The archaeologist motes the dig site to create a plan of the excavation.

The explorer motes the cave to map its layout.

The urban planner motes the city to study traffic patterns.

The farmer motes the field to determine the yield of the crops.

The hiker motes the trail to keep track of their progress.

The navigator motes the ship to determine the distance travelled.

The surveyor motes the land to mark the property line.

The real estate developer motes the property to determine the value of the land.

The housekeeper motes the dust off the shelves.

The number of motes in the nucleus of an atom determines its mass number.

The difference in the number of motes between isotopes of the same element can result in different chemical properties.

The number of motes in an atom determines its atomic number.

The number of neutrons in an atom's motes can vary, resulting in different isotopes of the same element.

The study of motes is a fundamental part of the field of nuclear physics.

The particles that make up motes are held together by a strong force called the nuclear force.

The motes of an atom are held together by the strong force, which overcomes the repulsion between positively charged protons.

The use of nuclear weapons involves the release of enormous amounts of energy by splitting the motes of uranium or plutonium atoms.

The discovery of the motes of an atom revolutionized our understanding of the fundamental building blocks of matter.

The motes of an atom have a positive charge due to the presence of protons.

The motes of an atom can undergo nuclear reactions, such as fusion or fission, which release enormous amounts of energy.

The energy levels of electrons in an atom are determined by the configuration of its motes and the arrangement of its electrons.

The beam of the flashlight revealed the motes of sawdust in the air of the woodshop.

The air purifier hummed quietly as it filtered out the motes of allergens in the room.

The woodworker experimented with different types of motes to see which ones worked best for different applications.

The ceiling was motes with cobwebs in the old abandoned house.

His hands were motes with grease after fixing the engine.

The room was motes with smoke from the fireplace.