annihilation

Examples of annihilated

annihilated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Classical work on meteoroid ablation suggests that these particles should be annihilated by atmospheric deceleration.
The army annihilated, or ethnically cleansed, the village.
Finally, decoders are annihilated by their duals when a generalised sharing has been completely decoded.
In the abbot's somewhat outlandish style, the former archbishop is referred to as one 'whose memory is not to be annihilated'.
When hitting an electron, a positron is annihilated.
In this run, the initial state exhibited a sink -that is, a fixed spatial point where roll pairs are annihilated.
Although every rogue cancer cell may be annihilated, the psychological echo may resonate for decades.
Hence, if the living creatures were removed, all these qualities would be wiped away and annihilated.
Similarly, a let-binding can be spontaneously annihilated due to the presence of a use of weakening the position of which is not syntactically evident.
The consciousness of the world's vastness, its measure, which 'is our freedom' (43) is lost and globablity is annihilated.
We say 'space is annihilated' but we have annihilated not space, but the sense thereof.
Most have seen their savings annihilated and their pensions devalued, and all have had to face up to the degradation of medical care and personal social services.
The other singularities of (r + 1) are annihilated by the infinite product.
Since agents cannot avoid being annihilated once they visit a black hole, the only way of protection against such processes is identifying the hostile node and avoiding further visiting it.
This can happen by a minimum value decreasing to zero as the drop bursts, or by a point of inflexion being created or annihilated at the ends.
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