Sentence examples for generation of plasma from inspiring English sources

In the analyzed cases we have considered the competition of other geophysical parameters in the generation of plasma structures.

"Many thousands of volts drive the generation of plasma," he said, "and normally one doesn't want to touch thousands of volts".

Gilson's component completes the Berkeley Lab's Neutralized Drift Compression Experiment- II, or NDCX-II, accelerator, and marks the third generation of plasma sources that Gilson has designed since 2001 for Berkeley Lab accelerators.

This unique property has been exploited for micromanipulation of particles6, generation of plasma channels7 and guidance of plasmonic waves8, but has not been explored for high-resolution optical microscopy.

Illuminating a point on a metal with the well-focused YAG laser, laser ablation is caused by generation of plasma on the metal.

Hence indicating the role of meridional winds in the generation of plasma irregularities/scintillations in addition to post sunset height rise.

The intense and versatile heat generation capabilities of plasma technology enable a plasma gasification/vitrification facility to treat a large number of waste streams in a safe and reliable manner.

Wave-normal and Poynting vectors, along with polarizations, are useful for determining the generation regions of plasma waves (e.g., Nagano et al. 1996; Santolík et al. 2003; Horne et al. 2007).

Columbia's Collisionless Terrella Experiment investigates plasma transport in magnetospheric geometry and the generation of strong plasma flow from nonlinear electrostatic potentials.

Here, vacuum arc generation of metal plasma is summarized, and a brief review of ion source and plasma immersion modes presented.

Nevertheless, tumour plasma cells arise in these mice, indicating that continuous expression of MafB is not critical for the generation of tumour plasma cells and suggesting a 'hands off' role for MafB in regulating tumour formation.