Sentence examples for colour force from inspiring English sources
The phrase "colour force" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts related to physics, particularly in discussions about the strong interaction in particle physics.
Example: "The colour force is responsible for holding quarks together within protons and neutrons."
Alternatives: "strong force" or "color charge"
noun
A fundamental force that is associated with the strong bonds, created by the associated bosons known as gluons, between quarks and other subatomic particles, by way of the colour charge
Their "colour force" theory opened the door to understanding fundamental scientific factors such as gravity.
The colour force was seen to be working not between nucleons, as in Yukawa's theory, but between quarks.
The strong force that binds protons and neutrons into nuclei and is responsible for fission, fusion, and other nuclear reactions is in principle derived from the colour force.
In the theory of the strong force known as quantum chromodynamics (QCD), eight quanta, called gluons, bind quarks to form baryons and also bind quarks to antiquarks to form mesons, the force itself being dubbed the "colour force".
A traditional preserve of black-and-white reportage, Graham's use of colour forced the reality of these torpid places into the present.
I am convinced he is one of the best talents on the grid and I am proud he will continue to race in the colours of Force India".
In the early 20s, Osbert Sitwell said Eliot's face was "pale but distinctly green … the colour of forced lily-of-the-valley".
While you're never fearful of the pressure of so much salt water coming down on top of you, navigating Columbia nevertheless carries other stresses – it's a terrifically racist place, where people of colour are forced to work menial jobs and, in some locations, kept as nothing more than slaves.
The colouring constraints then force us to colour the rest of the diagram as is done in Fig. 1, but this requires that a5 and a6 are orthogonal and both white — which is forbidden.
Hundreds of fans wearing the school's bright orange and black colours were forced to walk by the crash site as they headed to the game.
Sheba is branded a harlot in the press ('Sex teacher passes her orals with flying colours') and forced to quit her job and flee the family home, which she does with Barbara Covett, the school's spinsterish history teacher.
