Sentence examples for for impressed from inspiring English sources

It describes the design procedure for impressed CP.

The chapter also presents the equations describing the attenuation of electrical potential along long buried structures, such as pipelines, and current demand equations for impressed CP systems.

This paper presents the results of a study of the effectiveness of lightweight conductive cementitious mortar as an anode material for impressed current cathodic protection of concrete structures.

The governing mixed differential algebraic equations are analytically or numerically integrated for several impressed motion time-histories and the main features of the phenomenon are investigated.

Fighting talk from Schultz about the future direction of the company and the fact it kept its guidance for 2009 impressed investors.

A hinged, power-operated lid over its pickup bed, for instance, impressed passersby but limited the size of any items the truck might carry, and the pickup bed's gleaming stainless-steel lining was vulnerable to shifting cargo.

But she also showed a lively interest in the arts and in new technology: in 1842, she became the first monarch to ride in a train, a role model for an impressed nation.

The movie was a standout at last winter's Sundance Film Festival, and Ms. Olsen, who also starred in a second film at the festival, "Silent House" (an art-house horror film scheduled for 2012), impressed critics and industry insiders alike, and was quickly tagged the "it girl" of the festival.

Now we are equipped to introduce a formula for the impressed current jext in Eq. (3) in terms of the coefficients.

Historically it was done for dramatic purposes, often at tableside by Gallic waiters in immaculate dress, the dish ignited for suitably impressed diners who enjoyed the skill, the perceived danger, and most of all the showmanship of it all.

The concept of inertia was developed more clearly in the work of his contemporary Avicenna, who conceived a permanent force whose effect is dissipated only as a result of external agents such as air resistance, making him "the first to conceive such a permanent type of impressed virtue for non-natural motion".