Sentence examples for hat type from inspiring English sources

The large jet, designed to approach a top hat type profile, develops faster towards equilibrium than the small jet.

Onsets of local explosions in the SIC region for stabilizing the ODW in the Straw Hat type structures have been reported [14].

The formation mechanism of the composite has been supported by a model hydrogen atom (H≡H++e−) transfer (HAT) type of reaction which belongs to the proton coupled electron transfer (PCET) mechanism.

Unsteady wave structures called Straw Hat type structures consisting of a SIC region followed by a C J ODW were observed near stabilizing criticalities of a C J ODW, and they were divided into two propagation types, depending on whether the C J ODW could be stabilized [11], [12], [14].

The bi-layer graphene exhibits Mexican hat type band gap near Dirac point for transverse gating potential.

"It might be to cause an act of terror, an act of mischief, to carry out some kind of crime, or the "white hat" type, to show that it can be done in order to warn others of the vulnerabilities".

Since the Snowden revelations in 2013, surveillance has gone from a somewhat arcane term of art used mainly by scholars, spies, and tinfoil hat types, to a household word that now comes up in conversations on such far ranging topics as national security, law enforcement, advertising, education, health and fitness, and even toys.

An interesting study (PDF) carried out by an organization called Futuresource Consulting (and sponsored by Macrovision, for you tin foil hat types) just showed up in our inbox claiming that consumers love to pirate stuff, sorta.

Then you're in luck, for your passport contains an RFID tag! Now, we're not exactly the tin foil hat types, but news that one of those security researcher types has managed to copy sensitive data off various passports in San Francisco without the owners' knowledge does annoy us.

And to be fair to the tin foil hat types—I say that with no derision in my voice; it's merely a convenient metaphor for this tired soul to use as a crutch it's not like it's entirely unheard of for ISPs and related companies to employ extreme methods to protect their own backside, legally.

"I like what I'm doing because it's a white-hat, black-hat type of practice," Harley says.