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movement
(redirected from molecular movement)

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movement (Activity), noun campaign, cause, mass movement, motion, operation, principle, series of actions directed towards a particular end, undertaking
movement (Progress), noun action, agitation, circulation, course, denomination, effort, great cause, interest, issue, measure, outflow, performance, removal, shift, step, stir, stride, transition, transmittal, traveling
movement (Shipment), noun cartage, conveyance, transit, transportation
See also: activity, band, campaign, circulation, course, denomination, dispatch, operation, outflow, progress, transition, transmittal


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Single molecule methods are likely to lead to significant advances in understanding molecular movement, dynamics, and function.
Magnitude of molecular movement of these polymer models was compared by molecular dynamics with computer simulation.
Kopelman and his colleagues first came across the phenomenon of reactant segregation in their computer simulations of reactions on confined surfaces, which severely restrict molecular movement.
 
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