Sentence examples for a range of collision from inspiring English sources

The product ion spectra of [D4] 6 were obtained by collision-induced dissociation of the ion at m/ z 298 [M + H]+ as shown in Figure 2. We examined a range of collision energy values to investigate the fragmentation pattern.

The selected masses were isolated with a 1.5 m/z width in the linear ion trap and then fragmented using either linear ion trap with 35% relative collision energy or in the HCD (higher-energy collision-induced dissociation) collision cell, with a range of collision energies from 5%to75%5% relative collision energy.

In the first part, a range of static collision forces stated in the specifications of a few countries are applied to several geometries of piers.

With the addition of new tracking layers and an EM preshower, a crucial program of upsilon measurements, as well as neutral pion measurements with a 40 GeV/c reach, can be made in a flexible accelerator facility capable of providing a diverse range of collision systems across many beam energies.

Since organic coatings can increase the sticking coefficient over that of bare mineral grains, these organic grain coatings are likely to have been a significant aid in grain sticking in the Solar Nebula, allowing the first dust particles to aggregate over a much wider range of collision speeds than for bare mineral grains.

As a result of the collision between droplets, the formation of a flat circular section was obtained for a range of values of the collision velocity.

Satellites, vital for both military and economic security, face a range of threats, including accidental collisions, anti-satellite missiles, lasers, electronic jamming and even the hacking of their software.

Moreover, the manoeuvring range of collision avoidance using this method is narrower than the collision avoidance method based on nonlinear dynamic inversion guidance.

Activated dissociation resulting in endothermic loss of neutral HCN (or HNC) is the only pathway observed over the range of collision energies examined.

We need to consider enlarging the detection range of collision alarms to improve our vision system and efficiently use two types of images, i.e., the wide-angle images and combined images with the wide field of view.

This range of collision outcomes is enough to implement collision-based logical circuits.