Sentence examples for particle from inspiring English sources

"Astronomy is fun for more people than particle physicists," he says.

Air particles colliding with the hotspots heat up and shoot away from the surface, which causes the particle to recoil in the opposite direction.

Energy from the laser hits the particle and travels across its surface, where it is absorbed creating hotspots on the surface.

If you shone a torch at the nearest star and simultaneously fired a Cern particle, the first torchlight would arrive in four years and the accelerated proton less than two seconds later.

Forget the Olympics, mummy porn, particle physics, elections galore and the bravery of a young Pakistani girl.

Henry James, with a mixture of envy and distaste, noted that he "fixes a hard eye on some spot of human life, usually some dreary, ugly, shabby, sordid one, takes up the particle, and squeezes it either till it grimaces or bleeds".

Very timely: physicist Murray Gell-Mann identified and named the quark particle in 1963, though he pronounced it to rhyme with "fork" – not, as Sciama says it in the film, to rhyme with "park".

And the reporter, unlike the iron-oxide particle, is small enough to pass into the urine, where it can be detected by a simple test.When tried out in mice, this idea worked perfectly.

At a recent competition held at CERN, the world's biggest particle-physics laboratory, deep-learning algorithms did a better job of spotting the signatures of subatomic particles than the software written by physicists even though the programmers who created these algorithms had no particular knowledge of physics.

See articleCERN, Europe's particle-physics laboratory, announced a new instance of the rare phenomenon of matter-antimatter asymmetry in particles called strange B-mesons.

On one occasion, when an inversion held the particle-filled air down, I arrived at 200 feet above the ground on my final approach and was still unable to see the runway.