Sentence examples for beam intersection from inspiring English sources
A pulsed beam of NO radicals is passed through a 2.6-meter long Stark decelerator, and is scattered with a pulsed beam of rare gas atoms at a 90 ° beam intersection angle.
The NBI boxes and their NBI ports are connected by NBI torus interfaces, which are made of several components that minimize beam losses while protecting the port walls and bellows from energetic re-ionized particles and beam intersection.
For the majority of patients the dose of EBRT (2 Gy per fraction) was prescribed to the central axis point of beam intersection.
In Figure 6, the angle (θ t ) is defined as the two-beam intersection angle (TIA) to make an interference pattern between two sheared object beams without duplicate images.
Rafagni's team found that the location of the Bessel beam's intersection did indeed travel as much as 7% faster than the speed of light, they report in the 22 May issue of Physical Review Letters.
The procedure is applied to different typical absorption structures made of aluminum alloy: riveted tubes, honeycomb structures, longitudinal keel beam and intersection elements of helicopter subfloors.
In this method, steel angles are placed on the faces of beam-column intersections and are externally fixed by prestressed cross-ties.
The seismic performance of existing Reinforced Concrete (RC) frames is significantly influenced by the behaviour of beam-column intersections, especially in non-conforming buildings with poor structural details and completely unreinforced joints.
The focusing half-angle of each beam and the intersection half-angle between the beams are 0.075 radians (1/e intensity) and 24 deg, respectively, Fig. 1(a).
The paper deals with the three-dimensional finite element modelling of typical beam-to-column intersection zone of composite frames under earthquake horizontal loading.
However, the global performance of composite joints is markedly affected by the structural interaction between the concrete slab and the steel components and - especially during seismic events - struts can occur in the slab at the beam-to-column intersection.
