Sentences with phrase «when beams of particles»

The two events mark the device's «first turns» — a milestone when beams of particles are circulated through many revolutions of an accelerator for the first time.

Not exact matches

4Or how can you say to your brother, Let me get the tiny particle out of your eye, when there is the beam of timber in your own eye?

When a beam of electrons or positrons flies through a gas, they scatter off the gas particles at predictable rates.

Optical tweezers work thanks to the force generated when a particle refracts light, which pushes the object to the most intense part of a beam.

When a particle falls into a black hole and approaches the inner horizon, he found, it is diverted into one of two narrowly focused, laserlike beams.

But whereas an MRI subjects materials to a magnetic field and measures how the polarity of the atoms in that material change, NDP hits materials with a low - energy neutron beam and counts the different kinds of charged particles that are created when an individual neutron happens to collide with one of the atoms in the test material and annihilates it.

To be built on the campus of the University of Rome Tor Vergata on the outskirts of the city, SuperB will accelerate beams of electrons and positrons inside two 1.2 - kilometer - circumference rings and study the decay of particles such as B mesons and tau leptons that are produced when the beams collide.

When spiraling electron beams pass magnetic particles, in theory, their degree of rotation should change, depending on the strength of the magnetism.

«When you collide an unpolarized proton beam (where the proton spins can be pointing in any direction) with a proton polarized transverse to its direction of travel (say, with its polarization axis facing up), there is a net deflection — an imbalance in the probability for a particle to go to the left versus to go to the right — just like when a ball hits a spinning fan,» said DunWhen you collide an unpolarized proton beam (where the proton spins can be pointing in any direction) with a proton polarized transverse to its direction of travel (say, with its polarization axis facing up), there is a net deflection — an imbalance in the probability for a particle to go to the left versus to go to the right — just like when a ball hits a spinning fan,» said Dunwhen a ball hits a spinning fan,» said Dunlop.

But when other physicists generate beams of neutrons and tally the emerging protons — the particles that free neutrons decay into — they peg the average neutron lifetime at around 14 minutes and 48 seconds.

The results suggest that supermassive black holes send out beams of X-rays when their surrounding coronas — sources of extremely energetic particles — shoot, or launch, away from the black holes.

But when we're talking about large - scale, low - value per bottle, rather than claims on individual bottles of obscenely expensive old stuff, zapping the wine with particle accelerator beams isn't going to be of any aid in uncovering further hijinks.