Sentence examples for individual collision from inspiring English sources
Both systems provide quick direct access to individual collision events in a sequential data store of several terabytes, and they both considerably improve the event analysis efficiency.
The invention of the switch allows network engineers to split the network into multiple segments, with each segment acting as an individual collision domain.
The method is based on measurements of the individual collision events between ssDNA aptamer-functionalized AgNPs and a carbon fiber miroelectrode (CFME).
The discrete element method models the motion of charge in tumbling mills using the physics of individual collision between balls, rock particles, and mill shell.
However, application to translation-vibration (T-V) exchange is afforded by unrealistically approximating the quantized distribution as continuous and partially excited, and employing individual collision "temperatures" in an attempt to capture the temperature-dependence of the necessary distributions.
By combining all individual collision scenarios, the throughput per slot can be calculated semi-analytically as a function of SNR: Tps FSA, i ( SNR ) = ∑ R = 1 M P R · ∑ l = 1 S ( R ) P s l ( R ) · Sd i, R s l ( SNR ), i = 1, 2, ‥, N RA (16).
The result is that the electrons move through the material as a coherent group and no longer lose energy through individual collisions.
Their experiments, which simultaneously measured the energies and directions of single photons and electrons emerging from individual collisions, refuted a statistical interpretation of the Compton effect and definitely established the particle nature of electromagnetic radiation.
This allowed us to obtain information on events occurring during individual collisions.
This allowed the fraction of powder trapped in individual collisions to be estimated and to show that only approximately 5% is involved in reactive events.
While previous studies have examined static mechanical properties of individual spines, actual collision tests on spines analogous to those observed in the wild have not previously been investigated.
