Sentence examples for discharges up from inspiring English sources

These arrays are capable of generating large area uniform glow discharges up to atmospheric pressure.

Next to these corrosive constituents, the high thermal fluid temperatures (reaching 141 °C in the aquifer) and high fluid discharges (up to 135 l/s) promote efficient and rapid steel corrosion.

Kudryavy discharges up to 20 60 kg rhenium per year mostly in the form of rhenium disulfide.

Reaching more than seven feet in total length, E. electricus is most famous for its ability to generate strong voltage discharges (up to ~600 volts [ 2]) from electric organ (EO) tissues for use in predation and defense.

These include low-amplitude discharges (10 50 μV) and intermittent high-amplitude discharges (up to 500 μV) in painful MTrPs. 1 Most researchers consider these discharges to be endplate potentials (waveforms that begin at an upward voltage value and then decline); however, others believe that these high-amplitude potentials are discharges from muscle spindles.

The results obtained through this simulation protocol show that the auction-based coordination mechanism using both pollution and hydraulic capacity constraints accomplishes the goal of improving the effluent quality, achieving a reduction in the impact of industrial discharges up to 20.99%.

The mine would discharge up to three million gallons of waste water a day into the Clark Fork River.

The agency estimated that 24percentt of women who deliver at public hospitals breast-feed exclusively after they are discharged, up from fewer than 15percentt of such women a year ago.

A spokesman for the office said that for 20 years the Botanical Garden had been discharging up to 5,000 gallons of water a day that contained pesticides, fertilizer, oil and other pollutants into the Bronx River, which runs through its property.

The boys are among 1,700 child soldiers newly released from the Cobra armed faction, which is discharging up to 3,000 after signing a truce with the government of South Sudan.

The fish is also electric, being able to discharge up to 50 volts.