Sentence examples for atomic experiments from inspiring English sources

What was strongly conveyed, however, by Morton-Smith's play, Angus Jackson's production and John Heffernan's compelling central performance was the excitement of working on the initial atomic experiments in wartime Berkeley.

Furthermore, it is now possible for established protocols in the photon community, such as measurement-induced entanglement, to be employed in atomic experiments that possess deterministic single-particle production and detection.

Some alternative theories of gravity predict different outcomes of atomic experiments depending on location in space, which contradict the predictions of general relativity.

At least until we can do deep-space atomic experiments,our freely falling planet can be the testbed for one of the best theories we have to understand the cosmos we inhabit.

Unable to find U.S. government support and unable to convince Enrico Fermi of the need for atomic experiments, Szilard turned to his mentor Albert Einstein and convinced him to write a letter directly to President Roosevelt.

As a result, she was assigned to be a target ship for the first Bikini atomic experiments (Operation Crossroads) of July 1946.

The Fox Atomic experiment is interesting because its goals closely parallel what Mr. Rice will be expected to do at Fox Broadcasting — specifically, attract younger viewers whose primary sources of video entertainment are not television but online offerings, games, social networking and the like.

"Bomb" follows a similar structure — with a dramatic opening, as the atom spy Harry Gold races ahead of the F.B.I. pounding at his door — into an ever-widening circle of atomic experiment, threat, test, world war and cold war, crosscutting from eccentric scientists in Los Alamos to death-defying partisans in Norway, and from top secret physics to the tradecraft of Soviet spies.

In this article, we analyze the process of creating Theoretical Isolation: A Post-Atomic Experiment as a performance that is architecturally determined in both form and content in order to expand the practical understanding of site-specificity to include theoretical context and to argue for architecture as a collaborative presence in devised work.

Precise atomic physics experiments could measure the effect of the fifth force on atoms, and most interestingly to me personally (since I work on it), this is the first plausible theory I have come across in which the Large Hadron Collider can contribute to the understanding Dark Energy.

When he conducted his atomic mass experiments with neon gas, he found that a beam of neon atoms subjected to electric and magnetic forces split into two parabolas instead of one on a photographic plate.