Sentence examples for amounts of fusion from inspiring English sources
On earth, scientists and engineers have made progress in building vessels that contain those hot, electrified gases, called plasmas, and in generating increasing amounts of fusion energy.
Hence, the keys to generating usable amounts of fusion energy are to attain a sufficient plasma temperature and a sufficient confinement quality, as measured by the product nτ.
And it can still produce small amounts of fusion energy.
But so far the Z machine has unleashed its fury mainly on deuterium (a hydrogen with one neutron in its nucleus), which releases limited amounts of fusion energy.
To initiate spontaneous amyloid assembly, equal amounts of fusion proteins MBP-PrD, -PrDQ19, -PrDQ55 and -PrDQ89 (Fig. 1A) were digested with factor Xa at 37°C and formation of SDS-stable protein aggregates was monitored over time by filter retardation assay (FRA).
Beads containing normalized amounts of fusion proteins were blocked by binding buffer containing 0.05% of NP40 and 5 mg/ml of BSA for 2 hours at 4°C and resuspended in 150 µl of binding buffer containing 0.05% NP40, 1 mg/ml BSA and 100 µg/ml Ethidium Bromide.
The Crustacea as a whole shows great variation in the number of somites and the amount of fusion that has taken place.
The living families are distinguished from one another by the presence or absence of a tail, amount of fusion of cranial bones, degree of kineticism of the skull, nature of the annular grooves, and structure of the phallodeum.
One possible explanation for the size of the explosion is that the North Koreans used what is called a boosted fission weapon, a conventional nuclear weapon that has an increased yield due to the addition of a small amount of fusion fuel.
The small-peak and elongated dimple-shaped structures of the fracture surfaces indicate that the destructive stretching has occurred at the Cu Cu bonding interfaces, which demonstrates the large amount of fusion of Cu nanoparticles and the effective interconnection between the nanoparticle paste and the Cu substrate in the bonding process.
