Sentence examples for discharge causing from inspiring English sources
The Ruo's catchment area of about 1,900 square miles (4,900 square km) drains the southern portion of the eastern Shire Highlands, with periodic heavy discharge causing severe flooding of the river.
In industrial applications of HPU it is important to optimise the parameters of the high-voltage (HV) spark discharge causing the shock wave in the working liquid to maximise the efficiency of the treatment.
However, the plates with SiO2 additive exhibit a smaller pore size, which has a good mechanical strength and retains the electrolyte in the pore during high-rate discharge causing a lower capacity loss per cycle and a higher average capacity per cycle.
Wayne County Circuit Judge Cynthia Gray Hathaway dismissed the charge of careless discharge causing injury or death in court Friday morning, the Detroit Free Press reports.
Stewie then prematurely causes the gun to discharge, causing the bullet to randomly ricochet off the vault walls, smashing Stewie's already-broken phone and the bottle of Scotch, and forcing the two under the table.
Several reports challenge this, claiming good hearing restoration following VT insertion with episodic discharge causing no greater burden than in non-PCD patients.
This discharge causes a cloud around the nucleus called a coma, and it sometimes produces a trail of material that forms a tail.
The increase of discharge caused by roads at the headwater was 50% larger compared to unaffected streams.
The high cathodic polarization due to the tin gluconate discharge causes an apparent mass transfer coupled co-deposition of iron.
Three technical challenges have been overcome along with the development: thermal drift at HT, HV interference with measurement, and arc discharge caused by HV.
Far from suggesting new criteria for the selection or construction of RIBC or standards for its design, this paper has the aim of describing three incidents where an electrostatic discharge caused a flammable mixture of vapours with air to ignite.
