Sentence examples for discharge through from inspiring English sources

The most common flash system depends on a high-voltage discharge through a gas-filled tube.

Morse knew that he belonged where he was, yet he had often put himself in danger of scandal and discharge through risky attachments.

An electric discharge through argon at low pressure appears pale red and at high pressure, steely blue.

An electric discharge through the gas causes the mercury vapour to emit energy in the ultraviolet range, which strikes the phosphor layer and stimulates visible light emission.

Benjamin Franklin, in the United States, for example, in 1752 identified the luminescence of lightning as caused by electric discharge through the atmosphere.

Percolation to greater depths and eventual discharge through springs delays the entry of water into channels; many groundwater reservoirs carry over some storage from one year to another.

An electrical discharge through mercury vapour contained in a fused silica tube or bulb produces a bluish glow rich in ultraviolet light, a phenomenon exploited in ultraviolet, fluorescent, and high-pressure mercury-vapour lamps.

This, writes Nearly Legal, is called "gatekeeping," and it is unlawful: The availability of discharge through the PRS is seen as a means of reducing the number of homeless applications, the conclusion being "inevitably that new statutory homelessness applications will become minimal".

Texas Instruments' TPD12S521 to protect the board from electrostatic discharge through the HDMI port.

Two predominant types of discharge governed the oxidation process; discharge through deep pores, and discharge through micro-voids.

In other words, the cell capacitors discharge through and only in the first stage discussed in Section 2.1.