Sentence examples for generated nitrogen from inspiring English sources

Recently, we successfully generated nitrogen gas plasma by applying a short-time high-voltage pulse to nitrogen gas as an inert gas, using a static induction (SI) thyristor power supply (Sakudo et al. 2013a).

The simulation results reveal that VIBDGE will spontaneously absorb on the copper surface because of its tiling way, the generated nitrogen ions and the large molecular volume of VIBDGE.

In addition, some of the Mg atoms are deposited on the substrate, and does not react with generated nitrogen ions and atoms in each shot, may combine with the accelerated nitrogen ions in the next shots through the ion implantation process.

For example, growing yeast cells in nitrogen-depleted media induces both general autophagy and mitophagy to generate nitrogen for essential cellular processes.

Nitrogen generation cost is taken as $1/MCF of nitrogen for generating nitrogen from a polymeric membrane unit (Miller and Gaudin 2000; Artun et al. 2011a).

"If burned, they generate nitrogen oxides, which contribute to smog, and even properly chipped and mulched, they release carbon dioxide," Dr. Hershkowitz said.

The worms process the leaf litter quickly, generating nitrogen at a faster rate than usual decomposition, and they also neutralize the acid in the soil.

The flux of nitrate and the size of the low-oxygen area are directly proportional to agricultural activities in the watershed that generate nitrogen and phosphorous.

When a vehicle equipped with an air bag undergoes a "hard" impact, roughly in excess of 16 km (10 miles) per hour, a crash sensor sends an electrical signal that triggers an explosion which generates nitrogen gas to inflate air bags located in the steering column, front dashboard, and possibly other locations.

This is a continuation of the development of a hollow fiber membrane system to generate nitrogen from combustion exhaust gas.

A full-scale membrane module containing several hundred thousand hollow fiber membranes was successfully developed and tested for nitrogen separation from carbon dioxide, having the ultimate objective of generating nitrogen from combustion exhaust gas.