Sentence examples for masses of particles from inspiring English sources

If the Higgs field isn't in its final ground state, then there could be another transition that will change the masses of particles.

Supersymmetry, which predicts that every known particle should have a partner with different spin, also has the attraction of relieving difficulties that arise with the masses of particles, particularly in GUTs.

This means that in a Weyl geometry not only clocks would depend on their histories but also the masses of particles.

One of these phenomena is the formation of masses of particles, due to their oil content, which increases resistance to mass transfer inside the particle.

Using supercomputers and mind-bogglingly complex simulations, the researchers have calculated the masses of particles called "up quarks" and "down quarks" that make up protons and neutrons with 20 times greater precision than the previous standard.

When quantum theory was developed a few years later it became clear that Weyl's theory was in conflict with experience in an even more fundamental way since there is a direct relation between clock rates and masses of particles in quantum theory.

(source) Cloud Then: "a visible mass of particles of condensed vapor (as water or ice) suspended in the atmosphere of a planet (as the earth) or moon".

Using a different but more widely used measure collated by the World Health Organisation of larger particulate matter called PM 10 (total mass of particles of 10-micron diameter or smaller per cubic metre), which allows cross-country comparisons, that dubious honour is bestowed on Lanzhou in the north-western province of Gansu (and the city of Ludhiana in India is more polluted still).

You become a bigger particle in this moving mass of particles".

Reducing the mass of particles emitted is an obvious first step toward reducing effects.

The mass of particles is only relevant in the larger size fraction, in which larger densities mean larger deposition velocities.