Sentence examples for particle key from inspiring English sources
Fermilab researchers are hoping that their machine might collect enough data to beat the LHC to the discovery of the long-sought Higgs boson, a particle key to how physicists explain the origin of mass.
Officially, experimenters working the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the European particle physics laboratory CERN, near Geneva, Switzerland, have merely ruled out vast ranges of potential masses for the Higgs, the particle key to physicists' explanation of how all other particles get their mass.
In July 2012, physicists at CERN scored the field's crowning achievement by discovering the Higgs boson, the particle key to explaining how other fundamental particles get their mass and the last missing piece in a 40-year-old theory called the standard model.
Using genetically-engineered HIV-particles key steps of infection were examined.
Thus, at −196 °C and 40 bar, storage capacity seems to be mainly influenced by the textural properties of carbon support while, at 25 °C and 200 bar, the spillover effect plays a significant role, being the interaction between the support and Ni particles key factor in the storage process.
This is one of the particles of key concern in current particle physics.
Attention on the Higgs boson increased in recent decades, especially after scientists behind the $10bn Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at Cern in Geneva made discovering the particle a key priority.
The development of physical properties and energy consumption for generating micronized particles are key factors affecting potential use.
The texture and cristallinity of lithium fluoride particles are key parameters acting on the ionic diffusion of Li+ and F− ions and as a consequence on the electrochemical performances.
These findings also support that traffic-emitted particles are key components relevant to cardiovascular health.
Electron microscopy has been used to search for some hidden particles in solids, which are key particles in the formation of novel hierarchical morphologies.
