particle accelerator

The school has been home to many different particle accelerators over the years.

One way is with the help of huge particle accelerators.

It was going to be the world's most powerful particle accelerator!

What could be better than a sitcom set in a particle accelerator?

While there, he came up with a way to make particle accelerators more powerful.

"I've never seen anything like this outside a particle accelerator.

Interestingly, some workers once thought that sort of thing might happen in a particle accelerator.

This happens all the time in the target area of a particle accelerator.

They must manufacture their own in a particle accelerator somewhere.

His idea centered on a powerful particle accelerator that is only about six feet long.

Normally those particles cannot be seen, but they can in the particle accelerator.

This is utilized in all modern high energy particle accelerators.

But the last thing you'll find in this programme is a particle accelerator.

The particle accelerator is heavily used to conduct research in nuclear technology.

An example would be the frame in which the detectors for a particle accelerator are at rest.

This is necessary when, for example, a circular particle accelerator has to be shut down.

That's basically the whole reason for particle accelerators since the advent of them.

It happened to make an excellent design for a particle accelerator control room."

For example, take a particle accelerator with shutters between sectors.

Physicists kept on improving particle accelerators by increasing their energy.

One nice thing about particle accelerators is that when you turn them off they stop producing radiation.

"Off the record, I can assure you that something of the kind has happened at more than one new particle accelerator.

The completion of new, powerful particle accelerators finally achieved the goal.

But their existence has not been confirmed or detected in particle accelerators.

Some particle accelerators have been used to make neutrino beams.