Sentence examples for dense beam from inspiring English sources

Notice how I mention that quite casually, the way a physicist might say, "Oh, by the way, we're firing a dense beam of matter at light speed into a fair-sized chunk of antimatter later this month, and we're really not sure what will happen".

For example, the axonal projections of S1-L4 stellate neurons tend to be more focused in a dense beam to L2/3; in contrast, those of S1-L4 pyramidal neurons tend to show more horizontal spread, lower density in L2/3, and more branching in L5A (Brecht and Sakmann, 2002; Bender et al., 2003; Lübke et al., 2003; Staiger et al., 2004; Feldmeyer, 2012).

To ramp up the number of collisions at the LHC, engineers will fit powerful magnets to squeeze the protons into finer, more dense beams.

With the discontinuation of BWO, the inside of helix space is filled with a dense electron beam; therefore, a larger beam with a high current is used.

Berkeley Lab's NDCX-II, the recently completed second generation Neutralized Drift Compression Experiment, is a compact accelerator whose dense ion beam will be able to deliver a powerful punch for producing warm dense matter – a step on the road to heavy-ion nuclear fusion.

In this section, we give a detailed account on optimization procedures for the generation of cold and dense radical beams using a Stark decelerator.

With maturation, dense myofibrillar beams formed, with well-organised sarcomeres bounded by straight Z lines (Fig. 4Db).

For dense seismic arrays, beam forming or slant stacking (Rost and Thomas 2002) is often used, assuming incoming waves are plane waves.

The system also has eight laser light sources with very dense and strong beams which provide a relatively appropriate pattern on texture-less objects.

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.

Elman elaborates that in social, the goal should be to achieve a critical mass of users in a dense area, all beaming about the business.