Sentence examples for fully quenched from inspiring English sources

The main conclusion is that the oscillation in systems with one degree of freedom cannot be fully quenched due to the action of parametric excitation, because the only change is a shift in the oscillator frequencies.

Fluorometric titrations with various metal ions in 1 1 M ratio showed that Cu2+ and Ni2+ ions were fully quenched the fluorescence intensity of 2. But, a significant enhancement in the fluorescent intensity was observed when the bound Ni2+ and Cu2+ ions in the 2─Ni and 2─Cu complexes were displaced by Cr3+ and Fe+2 ions, respectively.

In contrast, for PBI cyclophanes with larger cavities guest encapsulation could efficiently modulate the photophysical properties to give highly fluorescent host guest complexes upon incorporation of electron-poor aromatic guest molecules or fully quenched systems upon incorporation of electron-rich molecules.

Due to their dimensions, the heat treatment produces mixed microstructures, continuously varying with the distance from the quenched surface, at which fracture toughness and fatigue behavior are not well known; fracture toughness is generally lower than that corresponding to a fully quenched and tempered condition.

In fact, at 480-nm excitation, the MB luminescence was also found to be fully quenched (inset of Fig. 2a). Figure 2 Changes in the photoluminescence of CdTe nanocrystals upon the addition of methylene blue.

My thirst to see giant grey mammals, however, wasn't fully quenched.

The substance tested in the study, alpha-B-crystallin, is produced in healthy tissues as well as in the brain in response to a stroke - but, according to neurosurgeon Gary Steinberg, MD, PhD, the study's other senior co-author, not in sufficient amounts to fully quench the inflammatory mayhem that follows.

As she said in an interview with Jon Stewart, America has a great story to tell, and she will have to advance America's digital ideals to the international community and assert women's right to the same opportunities for the world to fully quench its potential.

Above all, Hill argued for the truly revolutionary nature of the 1650s as a proper caesura in British history, which overthrew the old order and unleashed powerful intellectual and cultural forces that the Restoration was unable fully to quench.

Prior to nitriding, one group of samples was fully annealed while the other group was quenched and tempered, thus acquiring the lowest and highest hardness respectively.

Prior to nitriding, samples were austenitized and oil quenched in order to attain a fully martensitc microstructure.