Sentence examples for hollow envelope from inspiring English sources

The application of this field is shown to completely disrupt the original flow and a new magnetically-collimated, hollow envelope is produced.

The temperature and electrochemical measurements in the combustion wave indicate that the LFS represents a spheroidal formation, having to a considerable extent a hollow envelope of melt characterized by a relatively even temperature distribution inside the LFS, the temperature being 1050 1250 K, depending on the LFS size.

Conventional BioSAXS envelopes are just that: hollow envelopes that give only the exterior shape of the molecule.

The small LFSs (up to 5 6 mm in diameter) are capable of voluminous radiation, while the LFSs of larger sizes irradiate as hollow envelopes, with a wall thickness of ∼ 1 2 mm.

With the rotation of the needle, the downward glass flow gradually forms a hollow tubular envelope that is drawn ultimately into a tube.

This new type of locally resonant unit can easily be installed into building envelope materials, such as extruded hollow concrete, hollow wooden board and other types of light weight partition panels, to enhance their sound proof property.

Seeds are sessile, with a thin outer envelope and a distal, hollow micropylar tube, about 0.34 0.75 mm long.

You could mark an envelope 'Urgent -- Birthday.' You could hollow out a scented candle and fill it with Tootsie Rolls".

This doughnut-shaped flywheel would reach such breakneck speeds by concentrating most of its mass in the rim, held in place with a thin carbon-fibre envelope, leaving most of the flywheel's disk hollow.

HBc particles are hollow nano-particles of 30 34 nm diameter and 7 nm thick envelopes, consisting of 180 240 units of 21 kDa core monomers.

Around the nucleus we observed a thin and dark rim which assumes a granular pattern, that is, small black dots that first gather along the perimeter and then, with the disassembly of the nuclear envelope, move towards the nucleus area centre that remains visible, throughout the 2 hr observation, as a hollow (nuclear hollow, NH) (e n) and enlargements).