Sentence examples for be dissipated to a from inspiring English sources

To avoid electrostatic ignition sources caused by discharges of the FIBC the electrical charges inside and on the wall of the FIBC have to be dissipated to a non hazardous degree.

As a result, a wave's energy is dissipated to a tiny fraction of its original magnitude by the time it reaches Earth and produces a shift of a only few hundred billion-billionths of a metre in a detector's instruments.

A large amount of heat inside the power battery must be dissipated to maintain the temperature in a safe range for the hybrid power train during high-current charging/discharging processes.

We present a new design for a microfluidic cell sorting system in which microelectromagnets are implemented and the Joule heating energy is dissipated to maintain a biocompatible temperature.

During crystal growth, the power that was dissipated to the crystallization furnace showed a marked drop shortly after the onset of crystallization for low dislocation density ingots, an indication of fast release of crystallization heat from dendritic growth.

The study, the most ambitious scientific paper to emerge so far from the Deepwater Horizon spill, casts some doubt on recent statements by the federal government that oil in the gulf appears to be dissipating at a brisk clip.

The response of simple systems to motions recorded in different soil conditions suggest that plastic energy tends to be dissipated in a well defined manner in earthquake-resistant structures.

The rear tires were the circuit breaker of the system, the place where excess energy could be dissipated in a manner conducive to avoiding warranty claims.

If heat is required to be dissipated there is an increased cutaneous blood flow.

Any doubt as to this last point should be dissipated by a consideration of the resolution of the poem".

The chief justice of the constitutional court, Maria Victoria Calle Correa, said: "Doubts and fears about whether society is ready to accept this decision won't be dissipated by being blind to an irrefutable reality.