Sentences with phrase «beam line»
A "beam line" refers to a guided path or tunnel through which particles (such as electrons, protons, or X-rays) are directed for scientific research purposes. It allows the particles to travel in a controlled manner, enabling scientists to study their properties and interactions. Full definition
The engineering department, on the other hand, might offer only drawing sets for each component, but not of the whole beam line.
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Another boost came from powerful yet highly focused X-ray beam lines.
Sample environment plays a crucial role for most beam line based experiments.
The sturdy reclaimed wooden beams lining the ceiling of this kitchen prevent the space from looking washed out and create a rustic, lived - in feel despite the large, open space.
The ASU team with EuXFEL beam line scientists during one of the designated shifts.
At ORNL's Spallation Neutron Source (SNS), a DOE Office of Science User Facility, a neutron beam line called VISION probed vibrational signals of atomic interactions and generated spectra describing them.
Although it presently lacks funding and a construction site, its conceptual design calls for dual cryogenic and room - temperature beam lines running through three 10 - kilometer arms arranged in the shape of an equilateral triangle rather than an L.
They then formed a team including Gurpreet Dhindsa, Hugh O'Neill, Debsindhu Bhowmik and Eugene Mamontov of ORNL and Liang Hong of Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China to observe the motions of hydrogen atoms from the model system, tRNA, in water using SNS's BASIS neutron backscattering spectrometer, SNS beam line 2.
Gihan Kamel, SESAME's infrared beam line scientist, says researchers from the Middle East have already begun working at the facility, by hooking up detectors and microscopes to lower - power sources at the facility.
A major upgrade to HFIR in 2007 provided improved beam lines, new instruments and a cold source that expanded its research capabilities by literally chilling, or removing energy from, the neutrons.
We acknowledge the ESRF and ALBA for provision of synchrotron radiation time at beam lines ID29, ID23 - 1 and ID30A - 1, and Xaloc, respectively, and the staff for their helpful support.
«An automated system to mount cryo - cooled protein crystals on a synchtrotron beam line, using compact sample cassettes and a small - scale robot.»
An automated system to mount cryo - cooled protein crystals on a synchrotron beam line, using compact sample cassettes and a small - scale robot.
To allow a broad range of experimental possibilities, the facility will include an electron accelerator as well as three 10 PW laser beam lines like Apollon.
Skills like configuring and troubleshooting machines, handling machines like copying machines, plasma machines, beam line machines, and punching machines, and performing preventive maintenance on regular basis, should be given special emphasis in the Resume Format, as this shows your competence as a maintenance engineer.
I know I'm straying from beams in the ceiling here, but these next two shots show rustic beams lining the opening between rooms.
The beam pipe actually contains two beam lines, tubes just an inch and a half across, inside of which streams of particles will speed around the circuit of the LHC.
Further studies will also employ another beam line, NOMAD, to characterize the exact structure of both the surface and bulk hydride in the catalyst to reveal, for example, if oxygen vacancies form channels in the bulk to bring in hydrogen and spur further hydride formation.
Professor Trevor Rayment, physical sciences director, says 161 staff are employed in physical sciences; at the full capacity of 15 beam lines, this will rise to between 400 and 500.
Caught in the middle of the dispute are scores of physicists, materials scientists, and structural biologists who have labored for years on instruments for the FRM - II's beam lines.
The two dozen instruments for the beam lines include the Munich Accelerator for Fission Fragments, a machine that would smash neutron - rich nuclei into heavy elements to forge long - lived superheavy elements with atomic numbers up to 126.
In this image, the sextupoles wait on the sidelines to be installed in the beam line.
If, for example, a diagnostic component has to be inserted into a beam line, the project team needs to know the available space, i.e., the dimension of the gap between the neighbouring components into which it should be inserted.
The 100 - m - long Marshall Space Flight Center Stray Light Facility served as the beam line, and the X-ray optics group at Goddard Space Flight Center provided a lightweight high - resolution focusing optic.
The apparatus is set up so that normally the peaks of one beam line up with the troughs of the other and the two beams cancel one another out.
The sample environment group (NP - ASE) supports the beam line experiments both at BESSY II and BER II.
In this case, the homeowners added the beams lining the opening from kitchen to living room.