Sentence examples for cold beams from inspiring English sources

Suspended from the ceiling of the Armory's Drill Hall was an oversized disco ball, which, fixed in cold beams of light, could have doubled as the Death Star.

The heavier gases cannot produce very cold beams as they tend to form clusters [12].

The Antiproton Decelerator and cooling ring (AD) provides dense and cold beams of antiprotons to low energy experiments for the study of basic properties of antiprotons and antihydrogen.

The present observed unidirectional electron beam is a cold beam embedded in the hot background.

Electrons and recoil protons from neutron decay in a cold beam are detected in coincidence.

We can simulate the temperature rise of the cold beam due to molecules scattering from the room temperature skimmer edges.

There are three vacuum systems in RHIC: the insulating vacuum vessels housing the superconducting magnets, the cold beam tubes surrounded by the superconducting magnets, and the warm beam tube sections at the insertion regions and the experimental regions.

This paper derives and solves the cold beam dispersion relation for numerical instabilities in multidimensional, relativistic, electromagnetic particle-in-cell programs employing either the standard or the Cole Karkkainnen finite difference field solver on a staggered mesh and the common Esirkepov current-gathering algorithm.

The slow drop with distance for the shaped nozzle will result in a larger number of collisions before the expansion "Freezes", translated in colder beam.

Such devices are typically used to remove long wavelength neutrons from cold neutron beams.

In previous studies, such cryogenic effusive sources have been shown to produce, given the right settings, hydrodynamically enhanced, cold molecular beams [62 66].