Sentence examples for annihilation operation from inspiring English sources

After thesecond quantization of SPP field, the Hamiltonian can be written as H S P P = ∑ k ω k a k + a k [20, 21], where ω k is the frequency of SPP mode k, a k + ( a k ) is the creation (annihilation) operation of SPP modek.

These are called creation or annihilation operators, and it need not be emphasized that the operations are performed on paper and in no way describe a laboratory operation having the same ultimate effect.

He had a talent for political annihilation, masterminding Margaret Thatcher's operation to break the miners' strike from his luxury suite at Claridge's.

We present a method to take account of positron range blurring in iterative reconstruction by including specific positron range kernels approximating the annihilation distribution in the forward projection operation [1].

In, the High Seas Fleet tried a similar enticement operation and was "lucky to escape annihilation".

An electrostatic variable energy positron beam for studying defects in ceramic coatings, polymer films and MOS-devices is developed for operation in Doppler-broadening (DB) and positron annihilation lifetime (PAL) modes.

Having ever regarded Government as their deadliest bane, they make a jubilee of the suspension of its operations; and pray for nothing so much, as its total annihilation.

The goal of the present paper is to incorporate into the CDD theory mechanisms which change the number of dislocation loops by accounting for the merger of loops consequent to local annihilation of dislocation segments from different loops and for the formation of loops by operation of sources.

Their position was that if a few people had had the minor inconvenience of having had their name borrowed for a covert operation in which a venal murderous leader of an organization committed to the annihilation of an entire nation was taken out -- that such complaints were just whinging and kvetching.

The drive towards the annihilation of dissidents and peoples in 20th-century Europe certainly had precedents in the 19th-century imperial operations in the colonial world, where the elimination of "inferior" peoples was seen by some to be historically inevitable, and where the experience helped in the construction of the racist ideologies that arose subsequently in Europe.

Take "annihilation".