Sentence examples for impinge by from inspiring English sources

It has been known that the surface of the organic materials is damaged by electron beams and that amorphous carbon films build up where the electron beams impinge by way of various carbon contaminants including oils, gasket materials, and other residual gases in the common SEM system (e.g., Knox 1976; Bret et al. 2005).

Then, following a worst-case analysis, those structures that may be impinged by long enough flames are screened out and then characterized by maximum impingement duration for fireproofing purpose.

This work demonstrates that aerosols can be generated on porous surfaces including soil when impinged by a liquid droplet.

A table with an area of about one square meter would be impinged by some 10 to the 65th of these trajectories.

In this experimental study, the thermal characteristics on an inclined plate impinged by an underexpanded sonic jet were investigated.

This paper presents an experimentally validated, closed-form set of equations for predicting forces on rectangular buildings impinged by nominally unsteady tsunami inundation flows.

The aim of this paper is to study the dynamic response of a nonlinear density-graded foam rod impinged by a mass projectile.

But while this is essentially a small and contained journey of one man, through this simple story is a story of the complexities impinged by hundreds of years of colonialist rule.

For moving, vibrating bodies impinged by acoustic waves it yields a unified approach for the determination of surface pressure perturbations and sound radiation.

Buying into M.L.S., Szymanski said, may also be a subtle signal by Sheik Mansour that he has other alternatives if he begins to feel impinged by a European soccer initiative called Financial Fair Play.

The presynaptic terminal is unmyelinated and is separated from the neuron or muscle cell onto which it impinges by a gap called the synaptic cleft, across which neurotransmitters diffuse when released from the vesicles.