Sentence examples for One ignition from inspiring English sources

(Note that, for guaranteeing functionality of the cell assembly network, it may still be advantageous to keep inhibition constants within a range preventing more than one ignition at a time within a given area).

Some vehicles have more than one ignition wire.

In one domain, ignition is rapid, typically less than 76 μs, and ignition occurs simultaneously throughout the test volume.

These included raising the drinking age to twenty-one; promoting ignition-lock devices that make it impossible for those with a history of drunk driving to start their cars while intoxicated; helping to lower speed limits.

As a result, CPM rates in display advertising are coming down, as shown in the 2011 US study conducted by technology provider Ignition One, which showed that year on year, average CPM rates for display advertising had fallen by 23%.

But not everyone's buying the hype: "it's just not a big enough market for all the money invested, there can't be six or seven category leaders", argues Will Margiloff, chief executive officer of Ignition One, a unit of Japan's Dentsu.

The detonation initiation time and the DDT distance were represented by the time until the flame expanded toward the tube-axis one-dimensionally from ignition (characteristic time).

Planar laser induced fluorescence (PLIF) of the OH radical along the streamwise plane of symmetry was used to monitor the onset of homogeneous ignition, one-dimensional Raman measurements (across the 7-mm transverse direction) provided the boundary layer profiles of the major species and temperature, and thermocouples embedded beneath the catalyst yielded the surface temperature distribution.

Crossover ignitions work by lighting one burner first, and the flame crosses over to other burners.

The car's eccentricities included three keys: one each for the ignition, driver's door and trunk.

An investigator still with the board, in a separate conversation, said fixing one specific source of ignition would not do enough to prevent future explosions.