Sentence examples for by generating a nitrogen from inspiring English sources

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Experiments were conducted in a pool filled with silicone oil by generating a nitrogen gas bubble and observing it with a high-speed video camera.

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Fractures were created by generating a strong thermal gradient in a concrete block semi-submerged in liquid nitrogen.

Thus, one-electron reduction of an oxaziridine by a redox-active transition metal generates a nitrogen-centered radical, which can either undergo 1,2-hydrogen atom migration with a chain-propagating one-electron oxidation by another equivalent of oxaziridine or undergo radical cleavage (Scheme 22).

The newly developed plasma source Planartron®, which is derived from the Duo-Plasmaline®, was used for improving the adhesion properties of PTFE by generating oxygen and nitrogen plasmas.

The mvp mutation was generated by a nitrogen ion beam, and the deletion in this mutant encompasses the complete VRN1 gene and other closely linked genes [ 44].

COPD can be exacerbated by pulmonary infections [8], [9] that cause inflammation, which contributes to lung carcinogenesis [10], and carcinogenesis in general [11], by generating reactive oxygen or nitrogen species, increasing cellular proliferation, upregulating antiapoptotic pathways, and stimulating angiogenesis [10].

Chronic inflammation can induce tissue and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) damage by generating reactive oxygen and nitrogen species [ 21, 23].

These cells create the first line of defence against infections phagocytising and killing the bacteria by generating reactive oxygen and nitrogen species and digesting, by released proteases (elastase, collagenase, and cathepsin G) the damaged, during the injury, connective tissue components [ 52– 52].

Tail free short laser pulses were generated by employing a nitrogen lean gaseous active medium.

An electromagnetic surface wave launched by a waveguide (type surfaguide [M. Moisan, Z. Zakrzewski, J. Phys., D., Appl. Phys. 24 (1991 1025]]) powered by a microwave generator (2.45 GHz) generates a plasma which produces atomic nitrogen by dissociation of molecular nitrogen.

Nitrogen generation cost is taken as $1/MCF of nitrogen for generating nitrogen from a polymeric membrane unit (Miller and Gaudin 2000; Artun et al. 2011a).

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