Sentence examples for billiard and from inspiring English sources
One can produce quantum billiards by using Schrödinger's equation to describe particles reflecting off the boundaries (where one specifies that the wave function for the particles is zero at a boundary), or one can start with the equations describe a classical billiard and quantize the observables (e.g., position and momentum) yielding quantized billiards.
630, 71 L.Ed. 1115; the conduct of billiard and pool rooms by anyone, Murphy v. California, 225 U.S. 623, 32 S.Ct.
Tuesday night's suicide bombing of a billiard and gambling hall near Tel Aviv, which killed 15 people, is believed to have been carried out by Hamas.
There was a meeting hall; a 60-foot bar; dining, grill, billiard and smoking rooms; a bowling alley; a barbershop; and residential rooms.
Bill2d can be used for various billiard and diffusion problems with one or more charged particles with interactions, different external potentials, an external magnetic field, periodic and open boundaries, etc.
The building contains a private Equinox fitness center (Related owns Equinox, but this is the first of its buildings to include an Equinox gym open only to residents), a game room with billiard and poker tables, a basketball court, a film screening room with a popcorn machine and an outdoor screening area on a third-floor terrace.
I aimed an etymological cushion shot at Tom Shaw, managing editor of Pool and Billiard Magazine and co-author of "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Pool and Billiards".
The estate has 20 rooms, sits on 26 acres, and includes a home theater, a wine cellar, spa, exercise and billiard rooms, and a mahogany bar which opens onto a pool area with a waterfall.
But think of 30-foot living rooms, 22-foot bedrooms, libraries and billiard rooms, and your marble master bath.
Some taxes, such as those on pool and billiard parlours and on racetracks, were originally imposed as sumptuary taxes, intended to discourage such enterprises.
Thanks to their influence, after two local residents had died, the Princeton board of health closed all movie theaters, bowling alleys, and billiard halls, and recommended that the schools be closed as well.
