Sentence examples for discharge material from inspiring English sources

But a spokesman said the agency had been "misled" by the group, which "did not disclose that it was going to discharge material into the ocean".

Here's how the researchers' tracking system, dubbed the "PrinTracker," works: 3D printers discharge material, usually plastic, in layers until they form an object.

Discharge material impinged onto an impaction plate positioned 75 mm below the capillary exit nozzle.

Problems associated with continuous ignition and the type of surface discharge materials are also discussed.

Ducts are often recommended in the design of dust explosion venting in order to discharge materials to safe locations.

The conductive MWNT-embedded cement composites with percolative networks produced by controlling the flow are expected to be utilized as piezoresistive sensors, EMI shielding materials, electrostatic discharge materials, heating elements, etc. Future work will be focused on in-depth study of the origin of the flow effect on the MWNT distribution.

CNT-polymer composites either based on solvent casting or melt-based techniques have been studied with various polymer matrices, including PMMA [22], liquid crystal polymers, and melamine formaldehydes [23], PVA [24], and fused silica [25] for various applications such as radiation protection, EMI shielding, and electrostatic discharge materials.

The preparation can be scaled up proportionately with current GO protocols with 50 mL of half-concentrated nitric acid able to process one gram of arc-discharge material.

Calorimetric results showed the maximum normalized heat flow of the fully charged material was 6 mW/mg under liquid phase hydrolysis; and 14 mW/mg for the fully discharged material also occurring under liquid phase hydrolysis conditions.

The second approach depends on using a rotatable trapway such that it can be tilted down to enable discharging materials in the bowl directly by its gravity.

The buckets remain in carrying position until they are tipped to discharge the material.