Sentence examples for chain cascade from inspiring English sources
In the present paper it is argued that in the flare kernels a chain (cascade) of violent reconnections develops, as a result of which the kernels are filled with many transient reconnection sites, so that the flare energy release occurs over a large plasma volume.
Therefore, these co-occurrence relationships may reflect a food chain cascade or syntrophic interactions in the anaerobic digestion.
Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is next to the superoxide anion and hydroxyl radical a key member of the class of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which are in particular generated via the respiratory chain cascade but also as byproducts of the cellular metabolism including protein folding.
This system considers a multi-chain cascade of four reservoir hydro plants and three thermal plants.
This test system considers a multi-chain cascade of four reservoir hydro plants and an equivalent thermal plant.
Decades of alarmist predictions about proliferation chains, cascades, dominoes, waves, avalanches, epidemics and points of no return have proven faulty.
This proliferation pessimism often finds expression in metaphors about nuclear dominoes, chains, cascades and waves.
In the brightly colored LGBTQ Life office, where rainbow chains cascaded from the ceiling, Johns Hopkins University faculty, students, and staff celebrated National Coming Out Day over bagels, fruit, coffee, and tea.
It is a bad idea to wait around until a massive cyber attack leads to costly consequences such as paralyzing our government and military, creating a run-away chain reaction cascade at a nuclear power plant, or wrecking our banking system.
As long as that mechanism involves a chain or cascade of processes, or some form of molecular machinery with multiple interacting components, then damage at many possible points (i.e., multiple genetic loci) could result in failure of the mechanism, and hence left- rather than right-handedness.
And at McDonald's, some franchisees have protested the chain's cascading promotions, telling analyst Mark Kalinowski in a periodic survey that the deals had cut into their profits.
