Sentence examples for external collision from inspiring English sources

To maximize the ion population before irradiation, the ICR cell was filled with 1 5 iterations of ion accumulation from the external collision cell [27].

They presented a method to detect and avoid "internal collisions between structure members and external collisions with the environment".

Extensive simulations of a 6 DOF computer model demonstrate the robustness of the control when faced with external disturbances (including wind, collision and actuator failure) as well as model uncertainties.

The use of adaptive CQMOM in the context of QBMM for the solution of kinetic equations is illustrated by applying it to problems involving particle trajectory crossing (i.e. collision-less systems), elastic and inelastic particle particle collisions, and external forces (i.e. fluid drag).

Collisions and external forces are neglected.

Attempts to support more definitively this result and to extend it to nonequilibrium gases led to the formulation of the Boltzmann equation, which describes how collisions and external forces cause the velocity distribution to change.

External magnetic field and collisions between ions and neutrals are two important components that can affect the plasma sheath dynamics.

Late tonight, Mr. Klebanov, who is heading an investigation, said at a news conference in Murmansk that it appeared that the Kursk sank after a collision with "some external object of very large tonnage" that delivered "an extremely strong dynamic blow" to the forward section of the submarine, where a "terrible hole" was opened, causing forward compartments to flood.

Reading as a grand educative tussle remains a passion for the few, but to get the many to engage with a novel that isn't just a tapestry of tweets requires some external intervention such as a collision of the planets, a major power cut or a literary prize.

A former safety engineer with Boeing says that when planes break up in mid-air, it is usually due to one of three factors: a catastrophic weather event, a collision or an external threat, such as a bomb or a missile.

Decelerated and trapped molecular samples in hydrogenic Rydberg-Stark states offer the opportunity to observe slow predissociation processes and study their sensitivity to external fields, blackbody radiation and collisions on timescales that are very difficult to achieve in traditional beam experiments.