Sentence examples for collision points from inspiring English sources

These are then studied by the instruments in sets of detectors - Alice, Atlas, CMS and LHCb - that have been built around one of the four proton beam collision points.

Dr. John Harris, a Yale University physicist who is the spokesman for the group of scientists working on one of the four large particle detectors at the accelerator, said the main piece of evidence for concluding that RHIC produced the densest matter yet in any experiment is the large numbers of particles streaming from the collision points.

Fig. 6 Collision points by obstacles awareness Fig. 7 Obstacle size versus distance.

On Wednesday night, two opposing beams of protons were steered into each other at the four collision points spaced around the LHC's tunnel.

The localization of collision points with GIS discovered the sections of the autonomic road network where accidents with the two studied species concentrate.

However, the modified A* algorithm builds a different path, and changing it by predicting the collision points using the calculated spheres' velocity and applying all the mentioned changes.

As the collision point for warm and cold air masses, with sudden rises and falls in temperature, the state has heavy thunderstorms, blizzards, and tornadoes.

As we move outwards from the collision point and the quarks get further apart, the spread of energy covers a larger area.

Another finding indicates that two kinds of particles -- mesons, containing two quarks each, and baryons, containing three -- speed from the collision point in ways suggesting that they were formed in the hot brew of quarks and gluons.

In his early 20s, Mr. Dylan found himself not just at a musical crossroads, edging from folk and protest songs toward rock 'n' roll and rhythm and blues, but also at a collision point between the diffident folkie ethic and the frenzy of celebrity culture.

Both of them have detectors completely surrounding the collision point, so that nothing can escape.