Sentence examples for slow annihilation from inspiring English sources

What must it be like to anticipate your child's slow annihilation, the construction of his tomb, brick by brick, even as he lives?

If "South Pacific" depicts the creation of a nuclear family — that homey symbol of American normalcy — "Gypsy" describes the slow annihilation of another, at the hands of a mother whose real affection for her children is clouded by a need to see them succeed at any cost.

Profiles of irradiation defects in the targets have been examined by slow positron annihilation technique.

The vacancy profile induced by Ar ions bombardment was calculated using Monte Carlo simulation program SRIM 96, and measured by means of the slow positron annihilation spectroscopy (SPAS).

This chapter presents a series of results on the photo degradation of polymer-based coatings induced by UVA, UVB, Xe-light and natural light irradiation as studied by slow positron annihilation and electron spin resonance methods.

The mechanism of flux enhancement has been examined by slow beam positron annihilation spectroscopy (PAS).

Slow beam positron annihilation spectroscopy (PAS) technique is used to analyze the variation in the fractional free volume of the organic inorganic TFC membranes.

A number of competing sinks may exist on the surface (steps, vacancies, etc)., but high cooling rate may impede ad-atom annihilation slowing their migration to sinks and in such way creating supersaturation and favoring 2D islanding, and freezing a high-order reconstruction.

Nothing was being done to slow down ... the annihilation of European Jewry," he said.

Consistent with its smaller number of possible salt bridges, the fold of th Cyt c disintegrates faster than that of hh Cyt c. Folding in the gas phase of hh and th Cyt c after extensive structural annihilation is far slower than Cyt c folding in solution, 18 and shows strikingly different kinetic profiles, despite their almost identical native folds.

Its goal is the measurement of the annihilation cross section of slow antiprotons (around 5 MeV) in gaseous targets in the ASACUSA experiment.