Sentences with phrase «wimps with»

We're wimps with the cold so unless we wanted to talk about our coats... indoor pics it is.

2 out of 4 of my kids won't eat it because they're wimps with anything spicy (who's kids are these?

It's one of those beers that Ryan loves, but I find a bit too flavorful (I'm a wimp with beer).

The conventional view is that dark matter is monolithic, made of one type of WIMP with a mass of 100 GeV.

Not exact matches

Best pep - talk: Tina Francis at SheLoves with «A Manifesto for Wimps, Dreamers, What - if Junkies and Procrastinators»

I have several hunter friends — including bowhunters who think people who hunt with guns are wimps.

But to wimp out with the «Will jolly, I don't really know for sure because there are all these different views held by different people for different reasons and based on very different levels of judgment and intelligence, so I don't really know what I personally think about anything.»

The world is becoming a world of wimps offended and scared of anything and anyone that they don't agree with or isn't like them.

(I'm not sure what growing up in New Mexico has to do with that...) I really love the flavor of a good pepper, but I am a huge wimp when it comes to heat.

Made braid with three pieces because I am an utter wimp and lazy butt.

If you are somewhat wimped - out, consider going with the Mexi - Bell, yellow wax mild, banana, or the New Mexican varieties.

Heard Wimp made the trip with the team.

He had destroyed his legacy with decade long fourth - placing = Champions ambition and created a whole bunch of wimps who will be keeping the new Manager busy.

I do not make excuses for heavy out of control drinking, obviously, but give me a drinker with» over my dead body» attitude, than most of todays usually sober wimps and bling merchants.

For some, it's the dread Slattery's bus, though the visitor ends up taking what Ryan clearly considers the wimp's way to Cheltenham — out of Dublin Airport aboard a 757 that is filled with seemingly - serious, respectably - suited men in their 50's heading for business appointments.

When word got out that Sanderson had voted for himself (Sutton left his own name off his ballot), Wimp explained with some embarrassment that his sports information department had filled out his ballot.

The big surprise had come earlier, with the announcement that «Bama coach Wimp Sanderson had edged the Wildcats» Eddie Sutton in the Knoxville News - Sentinel's annual poll for Southeastern Conference coach of the year.

You often wonder what goes on in the head of Wenger when he gives interviews and press conferences sometimes... yes, we have come from behind to win the title twice but we did that with group of players who just refuse to lie down and die, unless the present squad populated by nice guys and wimps who don't need a 2nd invitation to throw in the towel, players who are not in the least ashamed of celebrating mediocrity with silly selfies and garbage sound bites....

Although Maradona said Sergio Aguero is a wimp recently in an interview, it's clear that the «Hand of God» player doesn't see eye to eye with Aguero, after his daughter's marriage broke down with Kun Aguero.

I cried with joy, saying things like, «I'm not a wimp!

I wanted to get her into her OWN bed some where around her first birthday or so, but I was a wimp and she would start in her own same bassinet, well, playpen, and then come to bed with me in the middle of the night for nursing.

Why would they want to deal with a tough guy when they could deal with a virtual wimp?

If these efforts succeed, we can measure the properties of wimps and then play the Big Bang Nucleosynthesis game all over again, this time with dark matter.

But it is nonetheless intriguing because the mass of the WIMPs — if that's what triggered the signal — is 8.6 gigaelectronvolts, which fits with a tentative measurement made by CoGeNT in 2011.

Moreover, the theorists argue, SIMPs must interact with ordinary matter, although much more weakly than WIMPs.

In fact, a particle with some properties opposite to those of physicists» current favorite dark matter candidate — the weakly interacting massive particle, or WIMP — would do just as good a job at explaining the stuff, a quartet of theorists says.

An international team of physicists is preparing XENON100, a simple experiment with a huge ambition: to record the moment when a bit of dark matter — known as a weakly interacting massive particle, or WIMP — smacks into the nucleus of an atom of liquid xenon, triggering a flash of light and an electric charge.

The surprising findings come as physicists wrestle with conflicting results from experiments designed to detect dark matter directly on Earth (see «The ongoing WIMP war»).

The «WIMP wars» have raged since 1998, when the DAMA experiment in the Gran Sasso lab in Italy claimed its detector was sparkling with particles that could be WIMPs.

When he re-analysed the CoGeNT data for WIMPs of lower energies too, he found a signal that might be consistent with particles of dark matter (arxiv.org/abs/1204.3559).

A particle called the neutralino, for instance, is a type of WIMP that's a perfect candidate for dark matter in part because it doesn't interact with other particles much, and that would explain why nobody has yet detected it.

That fits with one space - based whiff of dark matter but not three earthbound experiments that claimed to see lightweight WIMPs.

The results back up intriguing models which say dark matter could be akin to normal matter in that it could be made of many kinds of particle, with low - mass WIMPs only one component.

It could also flesh out recent models that suggest WIMPs are less able to interact with normal matter than once thought.

Other models say that dark matter may be a mix of classic WIMPs and WIMP - like cousins that would interact with each other via a hypothetical dark force.

A particle that interacts via gravity and the weak force but not with photons fits the bill — and that is a WIMP.

With classical WIMPs in a bind, theorists have started expanding their descriptions of the particle, creating a sprawling landscape of WIMP - like alternatives.

But, as with the preference for WIMPs over axions and sterile neutrinos, some physicists suspect the widespread distaste for modified gravity is at least partially due to the sociology of scientists rather than the scientific process itself.

Most of the WIMPs would collide with and annihilate one another at relativistic speeds, producing ordinary particles as a result.

The leading theoretical candidates are weakly interacting massive particles, or WIMPs, which should occasionally collide with ordinary atoms and create a telltale signal.

But theory says that WIMPs should also brush shoulders with normal atoms occasionally, producing signals we can detect.

While the results did not detect dark matter particles — known as «weakly interacting massive particles» or «WIMPs» — the combination of record low radioactivity levels with the size of the detector implies an excellent discovery potential in the years to come.

All the experiments rely on the same principle: detecting WIMPs on the rare occasions when they collide with an atomic nucleus.

The hunt for the WIMP is a global competition, and competition being what it is, some other physicists think they have come up with a better WIMP trap.

At that temperature, vibrations in the germanium crystals virtually cease, eliminating jiggles that could interfere with a WIMP signal.

Even with just a few detection events — «maybe five,» Sadoulet suggests — CDMS should be able to make a lower limit estimate of WIMP mass and get an idea of the interaction rate, giving us a first glimpse at the properties of the cosmic dark stuff.

No experiment has yet conclusively detected WIMPs, but CDMS has set the most stringent limits of any experiment on the strength of WIMP interactions with ordinary matter.

When a particle (such as a WIMP) collides with the detector, it creates crystal lattice vibrations (phonons) and releases electrons.

Physicists hope to detect it in the form of weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs) when they collide with ordinary matter in underground detectors.

Unfortunately, it's impossible to tell from looking at cancer cells if they're wimps or killers, so 80 of the 100 men with prostate cancer choose surgery or radiation treatment, either right away or after first trying «active surveillance» (frequent PSA tests, exams, biopsies).