Sentence examples for high ionisation from inspiring English sources
High ionisation of the condensing species resulted in formation of a highly dense microstructure.
In particular, uniform and linear response, low noise and stability against high ionisation density deposits are prerequisites for achieving good energy resolution.
Beside the 'classical' approaches using low ionisation density hydrogen ions (protons, but also deuterons and tritium nuclei) and high ionisation density carbon ions, two new approaches will be developed.
The high ionisation efficiency of our MEMS devices, which are suitable for large-scale production and further integration steps, is attributed to the electric field enhancement that takes place at the sharp edges of the Pt electrodes.
In this paper, we make use of the high enthalpy and high ionisation degree of the plasma jet of conventional plasma spraying guns operated at low pressure (mbar) to obtain dense coatings by CVD from gaseous and/or liquid precursors.
The rationale behind these approaches is to reduce the high ionisation density dose to the normal tissue stroma inside the tumour and to ensure a microscopically uniform dose delivery.
The higher ionisation levels achieved using a D.C. triode configuration reduced the treatment time and nitriding temperature required to obtain hard and reasonably deep nitrided cases in the Ti6Al4V alloy.
Most are also gases, and have higher ionisation energies and higher electronegativities than those of the polyatomic nonmetals.
The same parameters are given in Table 2 for the analytes showing higher ionisation abundance in positive electrospray mode.
We demonstrate that the ionisation state of the warm emitter is consistent with that of the high-ionisation phase of the warm absorber, and compare the warm absorber in this object with those in other sources.
Thus, the polymer changes from an extended conformation at high degrees of ionisation to a compact conformation stabilised by hydrophobic association at low degrees of ionisation and eventually precipitates from solution.
