Sentences with phrase «of subatomic»

Would we expect the signal from these to be «blown away» by changes in the absorbtive environment and changes in flux densities of subatomic particles in the background?

100 % certainty means we know every possible potential driver of global temperature on the scales of subatomic particles, atoms and molecules, the microscopic, the macroscopic, the Earth, the Solar System, the galaxy, and the Universe.

To do so, he had to pull the viewer into a world smaller than herself, into a simulacrum of the subatomic, into the visceral, into what he called «articulated space».

At eight feet high, the largest painting Paalen ever created, this multilayered abstraction combines elements of Cubism, Surrealism, and Mexican muralism with Paalen's visualizations of subatomic forces.

For example, Splendor (2001), evokes a sense of glimpsing the cross section of dozens of crushed stones and gems packed tightly together, the universe shortly after the Big Bang, a picture of dark matter moving across time and space, a light - sensitive view of a subatomic world, dozens of different pigments suspended in a translucent material, rivulets of calligraphically inflected color swirling slowly.

Foregrounding their conditions of presentation, ownership, reception, and provenance, artworks, artifacts, and their passage through time and narrative discourses are played off the figure of the cloud chamber — an early twentieth century device that used water vapor to mark the movement of subatomic particles, and which laid the ground for the study of particle physics by photographing the patterns these movements produced.

«Kysa Johnson tracks the travel paths of subatomic particles in swirling colored lines — there's no Lonely Planet accompanying her map, either.»

Leary assimilated the term from the field of subatomic physics, in particular the spiral of magnets that align atoms before they are smashed together in a particle collider.

I always felt held in - between the infinite smallness of subatomic space and the infinite largeness of the cosmos.

Join her on a dark and strange journey through the unsolved mysteries of the subatomic realm on her way towards regaining clarity.

Beatsplosion uses Kinect for Xbox One to transport players into the crazy world of subatomic particles in search of a Unified Field Theory — by smashing everything into smithereens.

«Bringing Fieldrunners HD to Android is a great opportunity for us to reach out to a whole group of people that may have not had the chance to play our game yet,» says Leo Montenegro, Creative Director of Subatomic Studios.

to Android is a great opportunity for us to reach out to a whole group of people that may have not had the chance to play our game yet,» says Leo Montenegro, Creative Director of Subatomic Studios.

«It's a very exciting time to be working on the Android platform,» says Jamie Gotch, CTO of Subatomic Studios.

Particulars is a unique combination of arcade action and puzzle gameplay, set in the mysterious world of subatomic particles.

Across the continent, people were lining up by the millions on one side or the other of a new binary system, being told they were «positive» or «negative» as if they had turned overnight into protons and electrons and everyone spoke of subatomic physics, rather than of who was going to live and who was going to be shunned, endure terrible suffering, and die.

Want to have your students interview Albert Einstein, or explore the character of a subatomic particle?

Biochemist Dr. Hank Pym uses his latest discovery, a group of subatomic particles, to create a size - altering formula.

We see the energy of the subatomic world radiate from her hands, indicating that part of it is now hers to control.

It comes when Scott visits the land of subatomic particles.

Supermassive black holes can be relatively tranquil or they can flare up and drive incredibly powerful jets of subatomic particles deep into intergalactic space; quasars seen in the very early Universe are an extreme example.

Physicists express the mass of subatomic particles in electron volts (eV) divided by the speed of light squared (c2) A giga - electron volt (GeV) is a billion electron volts, or about the mass of a proton.

Galaxies and quasars, and the «jets» of subatomic particles ejected at great speeds by some of these objects, have definite patterns of polarized emission of light and radio waves.

Storing information using quantum properties of subatomic particles and atoms — the key prerequisite for building a quantum computer — is extremely hard, primarily because these properties are typically very fragile.

Many of these same objects act as super-powerful particle accelerators to eject «jets» of subatomic particles at nearly the speed of light.

Experiments using particle colliders allow investigation of the interactions of subatomic particles traveling at very great speeds.

Microquasars In far - distant quasars and active galaxies, millions or even billions of light - years away, the gravitational and magnetic energy of supermassive black holes is capable of accelerating «jets» of subatomic particles to speeds approaching that of light.

In addition, it allows the study of subatomic particles at energies far greater than those seen in ground - based particle accelerators, providing deeper insights into the evolution of the Universe.

A superfast jet of subatomic particles presumably powered by the gravitational energy of a black hole has collided with nearby material, been slowed dramatically and released much of its energy in the collision, radio astronomers report.

That energy is released in two forms — a burst of gamma - rays and X-rays and an ejection of subatomic particles at nearly the speed of light.

The life of a subatomic particle can be hectic.

They found it by observing a long - sought, short - lived afterglow of subatomic particles ejected from a magnetar — a neutron star with a magnetic field billions of times stronger than any on Earth and 100 times stronger than any other previously known in the Universe.

The lasers generate plasmas that shed light on cosmic bursts of subatomic particles that give rise to solar eruptions and solar flares and accelerate cosmic rays to near the speed of light.

Dozens of types of subatomic particle exist, and scientists suspect there may be still more to discover.

This image shows the quasar's core, bottom right, and a jet of subatomic particles emerging from the core toward the top left.

Astronomers can only theorize about how density fluctuations in a sea of subatomic particles could have formed the great variety of galaxy shapes and sizes that make up the universe as we see it today.

Currently, the universe we live in obeys two seemingly incompatible laws — quantum mechanics, which governs the behavior of subatomic particles; and relativity, which describes how clumps of atoms, such as humans, stars and galaxies, behave.

A collision between the jet of subatomic particles and the gas cloud caused flickering of radio waves at a particular location in the jet during a 16 - month series of VLBA observations.

Giant jets of subatomic particles moving at nearly the speed of light have been found coming from thousands of galaxies across the Universe, but always from elliptical galaxies or galaxies in the process of merging — until now.

Heliophysics plays out on scales ranging from the fusion of subatomic particles taking place in the heart of the sun to the grand sweep of magnetic storms that can engulf entire planets.

In fact, superposition is one of two basic properties of subatomic particles that researchers hope to utilize in building a quantum computer, with the other being quantum «entanglement,» which Albert Einstein once derisively called «spooky action at a distance.»

The unprecedented energy of proton collisions at the LHC could be what scientists need to find a new world of subatomic particles

Quantum entanglement is just one of the many weird things that pop up when you try to understand the laws governing the world of subatomic particles.

More recently a team of Stanford University researchers led by Hari Manoharan were able to encode 35 bits of information per electron and write letters so small they are composed of subatomic bits of matter only 0.3 nanometers wide, or roughly one third of a billionth of a meter.

Researchers include Chad Olinger of Applied Modern Physics (P - 21), Andy Saunders and Chris Morris of Subatomic Physics (P - 25), Sven Vogel of Materials Science in Radiation and Dynamic Extremes (MST - 8), Rhian Jones of the University of New Mexico, and A. Tremsin of the University of California, Berkeley.

Before crossing the point of no return (the event horizon), this material generates huge amounts of electromagnetic radiation and, in the case of quasars, blasts out two jets of subatomic particles that travel in opposite directions at nearly the speed of light.

Big bang theorists believe the universe was full of subatomic particles like neutrinos, particles with no mass, or quarks, elementary particles that bond together to create larger particles like protons or neutrons.

The disk becomes so hot it emits X-rays, and also spits out «jets» of subatomic particles at nearly the speed of light.

Today, three weeks after the first particle beams were injected into the Large Hadron Collider — the world's largest particle accelerator — the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid celebrates the start of its crucial data challenge: the analysis and management of more than 15 million Gigabytes of data every year, to be produced from the hundreds of millions of subatomic collisions expected inside the LHC every second.

That prize went to five experiments investigating the oscillation of subatomic particles known as neutrinos.