"We have stood down the experiment site and the workforce that was preparing the site for the experiment," read the dry, tersely worded statement issued by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency last week, referring to the "subnuclear" blast known as Divine Strake, initially slated to go off in early June at the Nevada Test Site and twice-postponed because of local uproar and environmental challenges. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Some years ago, you ran an article called "Paradigm Shifty Things" which mentioned a company named "Blacklight Power" (blacklightpower. com) who claimed to have a process using "subnuclear" reactions to generate heat, using hydrogen obtained from electrolyzing water, plus a catalyst (argon with a trace of oxygen). ❋ Unknown (2004)
Dr. Hagelin: Modern science has probed deeper levels of nature's functioning, from the macroscopic world of classical physics to the world of the atom, then to the underlying nucleus and the subnuclear. ❋ Jeanne Ball (2011)
However, our technique focuses on the massless, subnuclear particles and interactions, such as gluons, neutrinos, and hyperphotons. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Modern science has probed deeper levels of nature's functioning, from the macroscopic world of classical physics to the world of the atom, then to the underlying field of the atomic nucleus, and then to the subnuclear levels. ❋ Unknown (2010)
As the lead attorney in a lawsuit filed last year against the Pentagon and other government agencies that ultimately resulted in the cancellation of a subnuclear blast, code-named Divine Strake, at the Nevada Test Site — which would have been the first aboveground explosion (and the first mushroom cloud) at the site since 1962 — Hager in fact knows as much about “who these people are” as anyone. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Although accelerators were further developed, cosmic radiation continued for a couple of decades to be the main source of very energetic particles (and still surpasses the most powerful accelerators on earth in this aspect, although with extremely low intensities), and it provided the first glimpses of a completely unknown subnuclear world. ❋ Unknown (2000)
There is no pure hyper because it's polluted by leakover of time, gravity, and subnuclear matter, though the matter is not really matter in that state. ❋ Cook, Glen (1985)
One common fiction is to picture hyperspace as a negative image of the universe we see, inhabited by such woolly beasts as - c, contra-charged subnuclear binding energies, and anti-gravitons and anti-chronons. ❋ Cook, Glen (1985)
"And the subnuclear radiation from a million novae is traveling right behind the wave front." ❋ Niven, Larry, 1938- (1970)
In Nuclear Physics, Europeans have discovered two subnuclear particles, "W" and "Z" (Nobel Prize), when the Americans had the needed equipment (high - energy particle accelerators), but did not do the necessary experiment. ❋ Dorin T. Moisa (N/A)
It explains the vocab and logic of subnuclear physics without making you do the math. ❋ Unknown (2011)
To assess any effect of SUMO modification on the subnuclear localization of FOXL2, we transiently co-transfected COS-7 cells with myc-FOXL2 wild type (WT) or mutated forms and HA-SUMO-1 and then examined localization in confocal microscopy by immunofluorescence. ❋ Mara Marongiu Et Al. (2010)
Human pirin is a nuclear protein of unknown function that is widely expressed in punctate subnuclear structures in human tissues. ❋ Isao Miyazaki (2010)
In summary, it is exciting to see known particles being detected at the LHC, and mined for information that will further our understanding of subnuclear physics. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Amino acid classification based spectrum kernel fusion for protein subnuclear localization ❋ Unknown (2010)
SUMO proteins have been shown to localize to specific subnuclear structures known as PML-containing nuclear bodies, associated with the nuclear matrix ❋ Mara Marongiu Et Al. (2010)
