Sentence examples for positron project from inspiring English sources

One day, Charmaine sees an advert for the Positron Project, promising she "can be the person she's always wanted to be".

It's certainly not big enough to stop Stan and Charmaine – who agree to enter the Positron Project, despite the fact that, for every month they spend in comfort and gainful employment, they have to spend another in prison.

Her novel, in which a couple living in their car accept an offer to join the Positron Project, which gives them a home of their own in exchange for spending every second month in a prison cell, beat titles by authors including Adam Roberts and NK Jemisin to take the £1,000 prize.

The Positron Project, a purportedly utopian community so obviously sinister it's introduced in the form of a faux-1950s advertisement, complete with rhetorical questions ("Living in your car?" "Remember what your life used to be like?") and a too-good-to-be-true product ("Help solve the nation's problems of joblessness and crime while solving your own!").

To solve the problem of the transient lifestyle and unemployment, a lucky few compete and agree to live in the town of Consilience to participate in the Positron Project, a prison in exchange for free housing program, alternating monthly to work at the prison and live in a house.

A comprehensive description of a polarized positron project is presented in terms of physics motivations for utilizing a polarized positron in electron positron collider experiments, a proof-of-principle experiment and a conceptual design of a polarized positron source for the future linear collider JLC.

Two multifunction superconducting magnets in the interaction region (IR) for Beijing electron positron collider upgrade project (BEPCII) have been measured in BESIII detector hall in 2007.

With the Beijing Electron Positron Collider upgrade project (BEPC-II), two dual-aperture septum-style quadrupole magnets are used in the interaction region for the final focusing of the electron and positron beams.

The Small Animal Reconstruction Tomograph for Positron Emission Tomography (SmartPET) project is the development of a small animal Positron Emission Tomography (PET) demonstrator based on the use of High-Purity Germanium (HPGe) detectors and state of the art digital electronics.

This work was carried out as part of the POSITIVE project (Optimization of Positron Emission Tomography based Target Volume Delineation in Head and Neck Radiotherapy), which is funded through Cancer Research Wales grant No. 7061.

The goal of this project is to build a positron beam which can measure positron lifetimes and has high moderation efficiency.