Sentences with phrase «mass range»

As for side effects, people supplementing with creatine should expect to see a fairly quick increase in body mass ranging from approximately 1 kg to 4 kg.

And some of them are in just the right mass range.

They contain gas that has a total mass ranging from one or two solar masses up to several thousand.

SPECTRO MS is a double - focusing sector field ICP - MS (Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer), which measures mass range for inorganic mass spectrometry.

«We quickly established that the two stars were each less than around twice the mass of the sun, putting them in the typical mass range of neutron stars,» says Professor of Physics Alan J. Weinstein, head of Caltech's astrophysical data analysis group for LIGO.

The death of stars can produce small black holes — with masses ranging from about three to 100 times the mass of the sun — but such stellar - mass black holes are tiny compared with the behemoths at the centers of galaxies, measuring millions to billions of solar masses.

So far LUX hasn't detected a dark matter signal, but its exquisite sensitivity has allowed scientists to all but rule out vast mass ranges where dark matter particles might exist.

There are still some remaining questions: What are the typical mass ranges of the black holes in ULXs?

Previous rounds of data analysis from the LHC as well as from its U.S. predecessor, Fermilab's Tevatron, had narrowed the Higgs mass range down to somewhere between 115 and 140 GeV.

As the two experiments continue to gather collision data, so the range possible for the mass of the Higgs boson is gradually being narrowed: ATLAS results imply a possible mass range of 116 - 130GeV; the CMS group shows it could only lie in the range 115 - 127GeV.

Both ATLAS and the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiments are seeing an unusual surplus of events in a rough mass range of 130 - 150 gigaelectronvolts (energy and mass are used interchangeably in particle physics).

«It turns out the most difficult mass range for the LHC is the very low - mass Higgs,» Goshaw says.

We're still learning how nature makes planets in this intermediate mass range; however, it is clear that such planets need not resemble the Earth in any way.»

Previous work had unified the variability in discs around black holes of different mass ranges, but by considering not just the mass of the object, but also its size, scientists can now add accreting white dwarfs and proto - stars to this unified picture.

In February CMS announced a possible signature of the Higgs at the statistical level of 1.5 sigma (sometimes quoted as 3.1, a figure that would assume the team looked only in the region where they saw the largest excess, when in fact they searched for an excess of events appearing anywhere in a wide mass range), and its counterpart experiment at CERN, ATLAS, reported one at 2.2 sigma (sometimes quoted as 3.5).

At the same time, the 41 to 48 kg body mass range estimated for S1 (Table 3) falls easily within the range of male Au.

eLISA will be able to detect the gravitational waves from smaller supermassive black holes (those in the tens of thousands to few million solar mass range) and from compact binary stars.

3F Series RGA — triple filter mass spectrometers for analytical applications Triple filter technology provides extended mass ranges, increased mass resolution, enhanced sensitivity and improved contamination resistance for more demanding analytical applications.

Derenzo said the new detector could be «a workhorse useful in the search for dark matter in a largely unexplored mass range.»

«It's hard to imagine a better material for searching in this particular mass range,» Derenzo said.

But it also carries about 100 kg more weight than the IS F, with RC F kerb masses ranging between a substantial 1780 and 1860 kg (yes, that's about 300 kg more than the M4 and 100 kg more than the C 63 and RS 5).

SAL effects produce additional variations in ocean mass ranging from a few mm to more than 1 cm and can be of the same order of magnitude as the variations in dynamic bottom pressure in several ocean regions.

The work reexamines data collected during LUX's first three - month run in 2013 and helps to rule out the possibility of dark matter detections at low - mass ranges where other experiments had previously reported potential detections.

The sensitivity of the triple Higgs coupling measurement is discussed in the Higgs mass range 100 - 200 GeV and the center of mass energy to be 500 GeV - 1.5 TeV.

The YSO mass function (MF), constructed using a theoretical mass - luminosity relation, shows peaks at substellar (~ 0.08 - 0.18 Msolar) and intermediate (~ 1 - 1.78 Msolar) mass ranges for the IRS 1 - 3 region.

The five planets in the new Kepler results are all giants, with masses ranging from about 25 to 670 Earths.

Both Fabiola Gianotti and Guido Tonelli - the leaders of the two teams - are optimistic that they can gain enough data in 2012 for a definite result: either that the Higgs has been discovered in that mass range, or that there is no evidence of the Higgs at all.

«This mass range gets interesting, because these «ultra-faint» dwarf galaxies are so faint that we do not yet have a complete observational census of how many exist around the Milky Way.

Other surveys found hints of a poorly populated «trough» at around this mass range, says Stanimir Metchev of the State University of New York in Stony Brook, who was not involved in the study.

Supermassive black holes have masses ranging from hundreds of thousands to billions of times the mass of the Sun.

So at least in those mass ranges, the miracle is truly impossible.

Models of unified fundamental interactions suggest the existence of many particles in the mass range 10 x 109 to 100 x 1012 electron volts.

Generally, black holes with masses between about 100 and about 100,000 times that of the Sun are called «intermediate - mass black holes,» although there is no strict definition for the mass range.

The published results of these studies have set stringent limits on the mass ranges and interaction rates for many proposed WIMPs, even eliminating some models.

Their simulations suggest that at least one planet in the one to two Earth - mass range could have formed within orbital distances of 0.5 to 1.5 AUs around both heavy - element - rich stars; of particularly note, the simulations frequently generated a Earth - like planet in or near Star B's habitable zone (where liquid water could exist on the planet's surface).

This new finding is important because it's one of the first exoplanets in this mass range that lies beyond the «snow line» — the distance during formation of a planetary system beyond which ice can form from water, ammonia, and methane.

Our galaxy, the Milky Way, is estimated to contain at least 100 million black holes — which have masses ranging from five to 10 times that of our sun — of which only a handful have been identified to date.

However, a conclusive proof for the existence of such objects, which are estimated to have masses ranging from 100 to 10,000 suns, has been hard to come by.

The most massive galaxies are giants which are a million times more massive than the lightest: Their mass range is from at most some million times that of our Sun in case of the smallest dwarfs, to several trillion solar masses in case of giants like M87 or M77.

The dearth of objects in this mass range would naturally arise from the shape of the mass distribution, without the introduction of any distinct formation mechanism for BDs.

In contrast, a stellar mass black hole, which has a mass ranging from about three to several tens of solar masses, is known to be formed by the gravitational collapse of a massive star heavier than 30 solar masses.

All systems feature precision quadrupole mass spectrometers with standard mass range options 200 and 300 amu, with mass range options from 20 to 1000 amu being available for specialised applications.

Rotation periods were derived for 812 candidate cluster members over the mass range 0.2 < ~ M / Msol < ~ 1.1.

The mass range for Y dwarfs is 9 — 25 Jupiter masses, but young objects might reach below one Jupiter mass, which means that Y class objects straddle the 13 Jupiter mass deuterium - fusion limit that marks the current IAU division between brown dwarfs and planets.

Moini, M., Jones, B. L., Rogers, R. M. & Jiang, L. Sodium trifluoroacetate as a tune / calibration compound for positive - and negative - ion electrospray ionization mass spectrometry in the mass range of 100 — 4000 Da.