Sentence examples for produced in a particle from inspiring English sources

Copernicium has only been produced in a particle accelerator.

Nihonium was artificially produced in a particle accelerator in 2004.

These are meant to remove water seeping into the facility from below, and thus prevent damage to the lab's estimated $100m dollars' worth of kit.This includes a 6,000 tonne detector called MINOS (Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search) that was constructed to catch glimpses of neutrinos produced in a particle accelerator located 735km (455 miles) away at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois.

Lead-205 produced in a type of particle accelerator called a cyclotron constitutes such an ideal spike.

This find-ing could indicate that the small particles are highly porous, notably those particles produced in a spark discharge (SpD) [the notation "ultrafine carbon particles" (ufCP) used by Stoeger et al. (2006) for spark discharge particles was not adopted here because all six types of particles investigated by the previous authors were ultrafine carbon particles].

The mass of an elementary particle, produced in a two body decay, can be calculated by knowing the masses and by measuring the momenta of the decaying particle and of one of the two final state particles with its angle of scattering.

Geoparticle physics is a fast growing new discipline which aims to export the large amount of know-how produced in a mature sector like elementary particle physics to geophysics.

However, as particles are produced in a liquid medium, it requires another stage for drying the particles [48, 49].

Additionally, thermal or fast neutrons can be measured through detection of secondary charged particles produced in a dedicated radiator material.

Scientists could then infer their creation by totting up the energy and momentum of all the particles produced in a collision, and looking for signs of the missing energy and momentum.

Morphological features of isotactic polypropylene (iPP) and high impact polypropylene (hiPP) particles produced in a multistage polymerization process were investigated by field-emission electron microscopy (FESEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) techniques.