Sentence examples for heavy relatives from inspiring English sources

He and his colleagues, Amit Lath and Anton Anastassov, from Rutgers University, had found an excess in the number of pairs of taus, which are very heavy relatives of the electron, coming out of the proton collisions.

It was too heavy, relative to the mount, for the stabilization motors.

"It's how heavy relative to how strong the muscles are that results in the rise in heart rate and blood pressure".

And in 1975, SLAC physicist Martin Perl announced the discovery of the tau lepton, a heavy relative of the electron and the first of a new family of fundamental building blocks, for which he shared the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1995.

However, the thermal wino must be heavy relative to the weak scale, and as a consequence, precisely predicting its indirect signals requires going beyond standard fixed-order perturbative calculations; similar physics can also appear in dark sectors where the dark matter couples to much lighter force carriers.

Had it survived to birth it would have been about 1.8 metres in length, and about one and a half times as heavy (relative to parental weight) as the offspring of other viviparous species of the time.That it was so heavy, and also alone, is of great interest.

A pioneering study on this topic is Oreffice and Quintana-Domeque (2012) (hereafter OQD) who found that married White men and women who are heavy relative to their spouse work more hours.

In addition, water's expensive to ship, because it's heavy relative to its value.

The electron has two heavier relatives, the muon and the tau.

Others include the quarks that make up the protons and neutrons of atoms, along with their heavier relatives that only ever exist for fractions of a second (these collectively make up the hadrons of the title of the LHC), and the photon, a particle of light.

The weight transfer from deceleration lightened the F-150's rear, and pickups are already front-heavy, relative to cars.