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Meanings of fundamental particle in inglés

portugués
partícula elementar
catalán
partícula elemental

(Physics) a particle that is less complex than an atom; regarded as constituents of all matter.

partícula elementar
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Examples for "elementary particle"
Examples for "elementary particle"
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This interaction leads to the different mass for each elementary particle.
Wired
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Today, for real mystery, one has to look to cosmology and elementary particle physics.
The portable atheist: essential readings for the nonbeliever
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We could then compare an elementary particle with an atomic nucleus or a molecule.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
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Energy is constantly evaporating out of electrons and protons, breaking down their elementary particle cohesion.
The Naked God
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Higgs had hypothesised that this elementary particle was necessary to give all other particles mass.
Radio NZ
Usage of fundamental particle in inglés
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Elektr0nika was also impatient for Cern to locate the fundamental particle that confers mass on to everything else: Come on, Higgs-Boson.
The Guardian
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It's a lot like a regular quark, only heavier, meaning it's composed of an even more fundamental particle the standard model doesn't account for.
Wired
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An anomaly in the tiny magnetic field of a fundamental particle could be the loose thread that lets us unravel a new layer of physics.
The Guardian
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The teleportation effect is limited to quantum-scale objects, such as fundamental particles.
The Guardian
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It describes 12 fundamental particles, governed by four basic forces.
Reuters
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At this scale, the masses of fundamental particles originate.
The Guardian
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By detecting this light precisely, researchers hope to better understand the behavior of these fundamental particles.
Wired
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Muons are fundamental particles very like electrons, but with a mass more than 200 times greater.
The Guardian
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It is proposed that the Higgs field interacts with the fundamental particles, thereby giving them mass.
The Irish Times
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Gell-Mann's theory was that all hadrons were made up of still smaller, even more fundamental particles.
A short history of nearly everything
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Electrons, which orbit atomic nuclei and give atoms their distinctive characters, are also considered fundamental particles.
Wired
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Before string theory, each of the fundamental particles was thought to occupy a single point of space.
A briefer history of time
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The theory describes an invisible field that pervades all of space and endows fundamental particles with mass.
The Guardian
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Protons are fundamental particles found inside the atomic nucleus and can be focused much more accurately than X-rays.
Reuters
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He said the Higgs mechanism was only one solution to the question of how fundamental particles get their mass.
The Guardian
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After the war, Heisenberg worked on a unified theory of fundamental particles and on plasma physics and thermonuclear processes.
Wired
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