Sentence examples for a fast pulse from inspiring English sources

Pulsed electric field requirements for intracellular membrane effects include a fast pulse rise time, high electric fields, and a pulse duration that is shorter than the relaxation time of intracellular membrane, which is on the order of ~100 ns [ 16].

Organisations with a "fast pulse" (such as banks) are more likely to suffer from ethical problems than those that move more slowly.

Audu fixed the audience with a playful stare, often disrupting expectations by hooting mournful long notes over a fast pulse, or unleashing big, foghorn phrases in arrhythmic jolts, only pulling them back into shape when the solo seemed irreparably unravelled.

Second single, Ship to Wreck, a track with a fast pulse that underwrote reflective, self-doubting lyrics, had its genesis in Welch's sense of herself as being prone to catastrophe.

Each electron collision produces several more electrons; after a dozen or more dynodes, a single electron ejected by one photon can be converted into a fast pulse (with a duration of less than 10−8 second) of as many as 107 electrons at the anode.

It crushes fuel in a fast pulse, as in laser fusion, but not as fast and not to such high density.

Further, the predominant effect of pulse frequency during field adsorption is to affect the time available for adsorption of residual H2 gas molecules between each pulse, i.e., a faster pulse frequency will reduce the time available.

Hence, a faster pulse frequency will lead to a lower amount of surface coverage of an adsorbing gas than at a slower pulse frequency thereby leading to a lower value for the quantity H TOT. The base temperature has the least influence on the quantity H TOT, especially when the pulse energy is 80 pJ, and the pulse frequency is 500 kHz.

As a matter of interest, it can be seen that the volunteer one (woman) has a faster pulse during the experiments.

Fluid resuscitation is recommended only if all of the following parameters are present- a weak, fast pulse, cold peripheries, a capillary refilling time (CRT) of > 3 seconds plus signs of impaired consciousness (WHO malnutrition shock criteria)[ 6, 7].

In comparison to the traditional single pulse laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (SP-LIBS), a significant enhancement of atomic emission of lead and arsenic from laser plasma of soil has been demonstrated by the use of a laser ablation and fast pulse discharge plasma spectroscopy technique (LA-FPDPS).