Sentence examples for designed to ignite the from inspiring English sources

The second version was offered as a University Honors ignition seminar, specifically designed to "ignite" the minds of freshmen students by covering a variety of subjects from an interdisciplinary perspective.

The event at Basildon Upper Academy was designed to ignite the ambitions of young women.

A novel plasma chamber, with proper Faraday shield is designed to ignite the plasma at low RF powers which otherwise would require 300 400 W of RF power.

The wives of the prime minister and deputy prime minister, making a rare joint appearance, were spearheading an Inspiring Women careers event at an Essex school, designed to ignite the ambitions of young women.

The Flying Car Nanodegree is partly exactly what it sounds like, but in an interview Thrun admitted that the name is designed to ignite the pop culture imagination in addition to describing what you'll get out of the program.

Its engines were designed to ignite those of the rocket in the stage above it, but the timing was off.

The tradition of sand art originates from the sacred tradition of Tibetan sand painting, in which monks apply millions of grains of colored sand into intricate patterns, yielding an ephemeral artwork designed to ignite boundless compassion for all living things in the viewer.

One of the two central design problems was how to ignite the thermonuclear fuel.

Turbulent mixing thus influences how the ignition spots interact to ignite the entire jet.

The proposed micro-igniter had a level of power consumption appropriate to ignite the solid propellant.

Early flame fougasse designs had a complex arrangement of explosive charges: a small one at the front to ignite the fuel and a main charge at the back to throw the fuel forward.