How to pronounce “nucleus” in English

nucleuses so there's lots of DNA in reptile blood uh that they would clone this would be a self-directed process somebody would choose to do this but the

its nucleus, which is an uncharged particle.

The nucleus accumbens and the ventral tegmental areas light up as if it were the 4th of July.

atomic nucleus there are six types of quarks there are particles called leptons of which the most familiar one

The core nucleus of our family was stress, survival, sadness, grief, loss, all these things, uncertainty.

uh that had a nucleus and and was was fermenting through the cytoplasm.

signals to the nucleus, I'm suffocating.

There is a nucleus, a middle of the atom, which we now know is full of protons and neutrons, and there are electrons

There is a nucleus.

It's a suprachiasmatic nucleus.

of the nucleus.

pointed at the nucleus.

And that is the nucleus of a tribe.

provides a nucleus for each little water droplet.

But this is the nucleus of comet Halley, about 15 kilometers across.

You have a nucleus that's sitting there-- or let's make it simple.

with a nucleus and the electrons as particles whizzing around the outside.

electrons and the nucleus of the atom if you zoom in on the atomic nucleus if you zoom in past the neutrons and protons

size of an atomic nucleus if but if we calculate the amount of energy in space

Electrons in orbit around a nucleus that has neutrons and protons and neutrons and protons.

DNA just sits in the nucleus of our cells curating information-- we all know famous people like that-- whereas RNA goes and takes that information

than the size of an atomic nucleus across the length of these arms of these detectors.

moving by the size of an atomic nucleus.

And then it integrates into the nucleus.

The first stars and the nucleus after about 200 million years.

But I'm seeing the nucleus of a brilliant time, where all stories are being able to be told.

Because this has to be a central nucleus of a company's

Eukaryotes are us-- cells with a nucleus.

So we sort of created this restaurant nucleus, and many of us are still at it to this day, if not with me,

And so the neutron follows the nucleus.

And when the neutrons gets in a nucleus, it no longer as-- its mass is too small to decay into these particles.

And they send information to the suprachiasmatic nucleus and basically synchronizes it.

The target is someplace on the nucleus.

So you take this picture of the nucleus.

They use the rotation of the nucleus.

The local time is changing as the nucleus rotates.

The electron is held together to the nucleus by electromagnetism.

And then they're monitoring the nucleus accumbens in these pleasure centers, and they see how much they light up.

couldn't have an atomic nucleus you couldn't stick together protons and neutrons they would smash into other nuclei and they would break apart but

But when one of these protons hits an iridium nucleus, it doesn't bounce off like you'd expect in most collisions.

The electrons have so much energy that the nucleus can't hold onto them anymore, and up to 14 electrons escape their orbits.

Why don't they just spiral into the nucleus, radiating their energy as they go?

and so that neutron will then go and bombard another uranium nucleus, again opening that up and releasing uranium nucleus, again opening that up and releasing more heat and more of these neutrons.

Literally electrons get jammed into the protons and make this giant nucleus in this superconducting matter, very strange, amazing objects.

controls a lot of what goes with that nucleus does.

The nucleus acts as a respondent to what this organelle wants. So, the nucleus

Those clock proteins form a complex and then enter the nucleus and inhibit further clock gene activation, which means you then turn this system off,

you would expect can make its way into the nucleus of the atom.

Yeah, you bombard the nucleus of a cell with pellets that contain the genetic material you