| To verify the theories, searches for some of these particles look to space, because particle accelerators are too weak to produce them. |
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| The acqhire is another example of how top-tier accelerators are becoming talent feeders for big tech companies. |
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| Modern circular accelerators place klystrons and electromagnets around a circular copper tube to speed up particles. |
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| Today's accelerators use quadrupole magnets to bend the flight paths of relativistic electrons towards a converging point. |
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| With the advent of 3D accelerators, the video memory was burdened with the additional task of buffering the 3D data. |
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| Soon, we produced antiprotons in accelerators and finally, in 1995, we combined a positron with an antiproton to produce an antimatter atom. |
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| All particle accelerators, whether linacs or circular, have the following basic parts. |
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| However, physicists soon built devices called particle accelerators, or atom smashers. |
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| The element can be prepared artificially in particle accelerators and is a byproduct of nuclear fission reactions. |
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| Nuclear reactions, like those conducted in Lawrence's particle accelerators, can convert stable nuclei into unstable ones. |
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| The increase in the performance of graphics accelerators frees additional CPU cycles that can be used for real-time physical world modeling. |
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| Across the country, business incubators and accelerators reflect the needs and wants of their respective communities. |
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| Today, the city is bursting with incubators and accelerators, and events for startups. |
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| Calcium chloride or sodium chloride are the most commonly used accelerators. |
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| To study subatomic particles, physicists build giant accelerators that smash the particles together. |
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| Not only do condensed matter physicists use accelerators, but particle physicists use superconductors and solid-state detectors. |
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| Today, accelerators race the particles in straight lines or, to save land space, in ringed paths several miles in diameter. |
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| The particle physics community began adapting existing high-energy accelerators to provide heavy-ion nuclear beams. |
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| The press release announcing his initiative mentioned accelerators and enumerated various installations in American university laboratories. |
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| Because it takes so much effort to accelerate particles for an experiment, many accelerators have storage rings. |
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| The main difference between conventional accelerators and the mobile electron linear accelerator is the type of radiation produced. |
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| This means that neutron stars are formidable radiation emitters and particle accelerators. |
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| Portland has its fair share of startup incubators, accelerators and coworking spaces. |
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| Non-ionic surfactants act as accelerators of diffusion in the cuticular wax barrier. |
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| Additionally, products such as tanning oils and tan accelerators are made to promote tanning. |
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| Contact dermatitis is one example, in which the skin responds to allergens such as nickel and rubber accelerators. |
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| In addition, all of the elements with atomic numbers higher than uranium's were discovered by making them synthetically in particle accelerators. |
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| To prevent leakage of radiation while the accelerators are in operation, they are shielded. |
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| For example, synchrotrons, cyclotrons, linear accelerators and interplanetary spacecraft all cost too much for single investigators. |
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| When latex gloves are manufactured, chemicals, curing agents, and accelerators are added to give gloves these desired properties. |
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| We would also use high doses of polycarboxilate high-range water reducer and nonchloride accelerators. |
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| It is prepared artificially in particle accelerators by bombarding heavy transuranium elements, such as californium, with alpha particles. |
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| This decades-old machine has long since been surpassed by bevatrons and linear accelerators. |
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| Accelerator operators set up and coordinate the operation of particle accelerators such as betatrons. |
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| Aniline is used in the manufacture of a number of products including dyes, pharmaceuticals, antioxidants, and vulcanization accelerators in rubber compounds. |
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| A big chunk of the talk was spent warning about the proliferation of accelerators and other programs that offer business guidance in exchange for equity. |
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| Specializing in accelerators, synchrotron radiation and lasers, each group views these new facilities as a natural development in its respective field. |
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| Accelerator design was, of course, a relatively new field, and Bell's work at Malvern consisted of tracing the paths of charged particles through accelerators. |
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| Physicists learned most of what they know about the fundamental forces of nature by using larger and larger accelerators to smash subatomic particles together. |
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| Sometimes scrubs combine abrasive qualities from these granules with plant-based exfoliant accelerators, such as milk or fruit acids and certain essential oils. |
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| The process uses organic peroxides that do not rely on any accelerators. |
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| Symptoms, also caused by rubber accelerators and chemical additives, include redness, itching, crusting, and blisters, resembling the reaction to poison ivy or poison oak. |
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| This work offers the potential to shrink accelerators from miles to meters in length and open a range of new applications, from medicine to high-energy physics. |
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| Circular accelerators move particles along a circular or spiral path in machines that vary in size from less than a few feet to many miles in diameter. |
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| The term accelerators most commonly refers to particle accelerators, devices for increasing the velocity of subatomic particles such as protons, electrons, and positrons. |
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| These accelerators generate neutrons by bombarding beryllium targets with either protons or deuterons. |
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| Radionuclides occur naturally and are artificially produced in nuclear reactors, cyclotrons, particle accelerators or radionuclide generators. |
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| Velindre Cancer Centre now has seven linear accelerators, also known as linacs. |
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| Delivery partners include Avanade, Discoverture, Syntel, and TCube, all of whom offer configuration and systems integration accelerators. |
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| This article will discuss xanthate accelerators in vulcanization systems for isobutylene-based elastomers. |
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| For one, these tumors are more accessible to the fixed beams emanating from existing accelerators. |
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| Other security products offered are Triple-DES, security hashing, and public key accelerators. |
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| The cement paste premix may include admixtures such as accelerators or retarders, superplasticizers, pigments, or silica fume. |
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| These semirelativistic beams, produced by phototriggered electron guns, are also injected into accelerators for x-ray light sources. |
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| As Van de Graaffs and pelletrons are still in much use, a brief statement about the tandem Van de Graaff or pelletron accelerators is useful. |
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| The accelerators will be manufactured for Accuray and will be used in stereostatic radiosurgery. |
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| Therefore, vulcanization systems may include organic accelerators along with resins, zinc oxide, zinc oxide and sulfur, and quinoid systems. |
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| If they had allowed single-character accelerators, Windows wouldn't be able to determine whether the character was input or a shortcut. |
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| Microscopists at huge electron accelerators called synchrotrons already make higher-resolution X-ray images of insects and other small objects. |
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| Radioactive elements are generated by particle accelerators known as cyclotrons. |
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| To compete with cyclotrons, however, the new accelerators need larger lasers. |
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| Under the terms of this new contract, valued at over USD32m, Cray will upgrade Piz Daint to include NVIDIA Tesla K20X GPU accelerators. |
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| These particles are charged with more than a hundred million times more energy than scientists can create with particle accelerators on earth. |
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| Together with the muscles, the main accelerators are the gluteus maximus and the knee extensors. |
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| Enriched fuel with additives like ignition accelerators, antiknock agents. |
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| And now, much like the linear accelerators he designed to push his theoretical people pods, Musk is planning to encourage forward movement on more Hyperloop designs. |
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| In this section, I acknowledge that NR accelerators, such as carbamates, thiurams and thiazoles, are well known to elicit Type IV and irritant reactions in humans. |
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| This fine grade of dicyaniamide is also available predispersed with a choice of accelerators, including monuron, diuron, fenuron, chlortolurone, or new TDI bifunctional uron. |
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| Rubber chemicals featured include accelerators and activators, antioxidants, antiozonants and protective agents, peptizers, retarders, coagents, peroxides and carbon blacks. |
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| B Mesons, abundant in the moments after the Big Bang, survive for just over a trillionth of a second and can only be studied in particle accelerators. |
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| Daresbury is also home of the EMMA and ALICE FFAG accelerators. |
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| Many physics discoveries of the past century have emerged from giant particle accelerators costing up to billions of dollars and sprawling over acres. |
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