What is "hadronic"

Usage examples of "hadronic".

The hadronic photon theory that our team tossed into the ring is going to mean a real breakthrough in developing a star drive, and the Nar know it.

Because the hadronic photon drive that’s going to make your messenger possible was born in the human imagination.

Presumably those who knew the details of the probe program were explaining the hadronic photon drive to those who didn’t, and it was diffusing gradually through the whole audience of laity.

Soon Jao was happily holding forth about hadronic photons and the uncertainty principle and the gamma factor.

And from the flared mouthpiece issued a thin pencil of inspired light as the hadronic photons, their work done, decayed and wreaked havoc with whatever interstellar debris was still left behind in the wake of the probe's sweep.

A few thousand years of developing the hadronic photon drive and it might be cheap enough for colony ships.

The probe, uselessly spitting hadronic photons, must similarly have been trying to align its axis with its strange new parent body.

It was easy to forget that this was illusion—that in deceleration mode, with the tethered tree straining forward and a torrent of hadronic photons aimed along the probe's axis through the focus of the sheltering ramscoop fields, the scene rushing toward him was actually beneath his feet.

A brilliant pathway of hadronic photons reached thousands of miles into space, like a sword with the probe as its haft.

They fell past the edge and into the blinding stream of the hadronic photon drive.

They were harshly lit on the side facing the hadronic beam, and their shape could be clearly seen as squat bells, with the spent cone of the descent engine for a clapper.

The awesome hadronic light of a Harun drive could be seen over a distance of light-years.

Yahya, our second assistant engineer, should be able to leave his duties momentarily, and he will be here to tell us all about hadronic gamma ray exhausts and other fascinating technical details .

Well, I can tell you now, it's not gravitation, or the force governing hadronic interactions.