Sentence examples for a central engine from inspiring English sources

It means that somewhere in the universe there are high-intensity sources [of neutrinos] near a central engine, and lots of collisions are occurring to produce them," said Tom Gaisser of the University of Delaware.

For all the furious economic activity in China and India, the recent upheaval is a reminder that the American consumer remains a central engine of the global economy, the chief appetite for goods and services that has kept factories humming, mines at full production and cargo holds full of products.

Although both research teams posited that there was a "central engine" that continued to stoke the original explosion, they differed on the nature of this engine.

The first goal of this research is very simple: derive those observational properties that could distinguish between internal and external shock and between an ever active central engine and delayed shocks (refreshing) related to a very small initial Lorentz bulk factor.

Like the bible epics of the 1950s, many Christian movies Hollywood is producing today use the religion as more of a setting or a premise than the central engine of the story.

In the case when the LOS affords a direct view of the central engine, both the accretion disk and the broad emission line region (BLR) are observed, showing strong UV/optical continuum and broad and narrow emission lines, termed a Type 1 AGN.

"Rats," a former prosecutor told me, are "the central engine that drives the justice system".

The torus absorbs a substantial amount of flux from the central engine and re-radiates this energy in the infrared (IR), predominantly in the mid-infrared (MIR; 7.5 25 µm).

We conclude that GRB flares are due to internal shocks and leave still open the question of whether or not the central engine is active for a time of the order of 105 s after the prompt emission.

These models present radiative transfer calculations of a clumpy media, proposing that the dust is distributed in clumps, and correctly accounts for (a) the low temperatures close to the central engine; and (b) the variety of SEDs produced by the geometry, clumpy distribution and spectral features, such as the 10 µm absorption.

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