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The report suggests that town and other governmental officials work with the Chamber of Commerce to create "pulse nodes," groupings of businesses with complementary services.
Graduate students at Parsons the New School for Design have been commissioned to create "Pulse Pause," a reading room, which includes a revolving bookcase (by the artist Brandon Nastanski) that leads to a speakeasy.
The two researchers employed what they call "high harmonic pulse generation" to create pulses a few hundred attoseconds long.
Under given temperature and bias voltage conditions, partial discharges can create pulses in fission chambers.
The ultra-fast lasers are able to create pulses lasting only picoseconds without overheating the material, creating silky smooth and sharp channels.
This also makes it possible to create pulses that are equivalent to ideal hard pulses followed by an effective evolution period.
However, direct gamma interactions inside the photodiode can create pulses whose amplitude is large enough to interfere with thermal neutron peak.
Chris Lee and Henry Chang have created Pulse Mirror, an interactive installation that takes the pulse rates of participants and and renders them into a mirror image.
STED was performed using an actively mode-locked (APE, Germany) krypton laser (Coherent Inc., USA) creating pulse widths of 1.5 ns (568 nm) and 300 ps (647 nm) at a repetition rate of 71.25 MHz and peak irradiations of 20 30 MW cm−2 (568 nm) and 210 360 MW cm−2 (647 nm) in the focal plane (time-average power of 45 70 mW (568 nm) and 130 220 mW (647 nm)).
They push air through valves in the nasal passage, creating pulses that radiate from the head.
While the modified ¯¯¯FC predicted the time-averaged local εL distribution satisfactorily for different liquid flow rates and liquid distributor configurations, it was seen that further reduction in ¯¯¯FC was required to predict the dynamic liquid spreading behavior under synthetically created pulsing flow conditions.
