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bunch | American Dictionary

bunch
noun[ C ]
us/bʌntʃ/
a number of things of the same type fastened or closely grouped together, or any particular group of things or people:
We ate a whole bunch of grapes.
They’re a nice bunch of people.
infml I’ve got a bunch of things to do.
bunch
verb[ I/T ]
us/bʌntʃ/
to pull together or gather into a unit:
[ I ]Beth sat in bed with pillows bunched behind her, reading.

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Charged particle acceleration by an intense wake-field excited in plasmas by either laser pulse or relativistic electron bunch.
The transition radiation parameter s are calculated assuming a given current for the bunch.
Our interest is in the front of the output electron bunch, that is, the transversely confined and longitudinally compressed electron bunch.
Necessity of bunch compression for heavy-ion-induced hydrodynamics and studies of beam fragmentation in solid targets at a proposed synchrotron facility.
In this paper, the length of the electron bunches generated by the laser ponderomotive acceleration in vacuum are estimated numerically.
The collision region is composed by a bunch of line segments called collision lengths.
29-48%, while bunch weights in control plots in trial 2 had coefficients of variation of 23-37% (table 3).
It also means that civilizations will be more bunched in time than in a steady state (or uniformist) approach to the question.
It requires only three fuzzy goals for successful navigation, which is compared to a bunch of linguistic rules in conventional fuzzy rule based navigation algorithms.
Applications of these bunches include injector s to secondary accelerator s [9], short-pulse radiation sources [10], short-lived radio-isotope production [11], and fast ignition fusion [12].
At relativistic ion velocities, the ion bunches are squeezed by their own magnetic field factor 1 b i !
The block presentation (as opposed to the bunch presentation) of logics with mixed substructures provides considerable flexibility within a coherent framework.
It was also shown that the amplitudes of the axial and radial electric fields increase as each subsequent bunch is injected into the plasma.
Since he has no idea as to her present behaviour, he brings with him a bunch of flowers.
Figure 4 shows the distributions of the proton bunch focused at t 28.0 fs, t 38.0 fs, and t 58.0 fs, respectively.
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