Sentence examples for ignited under from inspiring English sources
These elements came together under gravity, ignited under their own pressure as fusion reactors – the first generation of stars – and produced the heavier elements.
A pulsed hexamethyldisiloxane:oxygen plasma is ignited under various conditions and the oxygen permeation is investigated.
RDX crystals can be more easily ignited under ultraviolet laser irradiation than by near-infrared one due to its different absorptions (α 355) = 1.6306 cm−1, and α(1064) = 0.5313 cm−1) and the effects of photochemical initiation mechanism.
If the combustion of the Mg/oxalic acid mixture is ignited under vacuum and the pressure does not grow much during the reaction, the produced carbon condenses to spherical shells (hollow carbon nanospheres) that are uniform in size, graphenic in nature, with hierarchical nanoporosity and a specific surface area of up to 1000 m2/g.
In the course of filming, the floor of the Skyship One Bottle Room set ignited under the heat of the studio lights and had to be completely rebuilt.
Her cell phone had ignited under her pillow, and the fire melted the handset and burned the pillow, bedsheet and mattress.
It was a brutal day at practice, and Coach Don Chaney, who had patiently waited for a fire to ignite under his struggling team, thought it was wonderful.
Climbing to a hilltop, we got a panorama of the Torres del Paine National Park, a fairy castle of orange granite peaks that, at dusk, seem to ignite under the setting sun.
Nano-titanium is very sensitive and can self-ignite under the appropriate conditions.
When the background gas N2 was substituted with CO2, the combustion of all fuels was distinctly less intense; at moderate O2 mole fractions (<30%) most particles did not ignite under active flow conditions in the furnace (they did ignite under quiescent gas flow conditions in the DTF).
And it's not because cricketers are inherently bad people, it's just that they get sucked into the politics of the game and ignite under the pressure of the match.
