Sentence examples for instantaneously upon from inspiring English sources

This stemmed from an awareness that gunpowder's explosive energy did not act instantaneously upon the projectile but had to develop its force across time and space.

The photocurrent generated instantaneously upon illumination and reached a steady state while no current was observed under dark, even at high applied potential (0.9 V).

Ozonation of algae caused a substantial increase in the concentration of DOC and AOC, notably nearly instantaneously upon exposure to ozone.

In this limit, the Standard Eddy Break Up (EBU) [13] model is fairly accurate because it assumes that the reaction occurs instantaneously upon micromixing.

(SD II.3/AG 132) Leibniz's suggestion here is that collisions between perfectly hard, inflexible atoms would violate the principle of continuity since — being unable to flex or give — their directions and speeds would have to change instantaneously upon contact.

As shown in the inset image of Figure 6a, the current of the RGOS-based electrical circuit decreased instantaneously upon the addition of DI water and then reached a steady-state value within seconds.

Since I was a little girl, the stories I heard at Hebrew classes have intermingled in my head, forming a Charlton Heston-like vision where a moody purple sky clouds over, the wind roars and God sits at a table with his book, slowly tracing the list of names until he finds mine, then instantaneously deciding upon and sealing my fate for the forthcoming year.

The droplets from the drug-polymer solution instantaneously gelled upon contact with the calcium chloride solution (Das and Senapati 2007).

Sparingly soluble complexes of MOX-TPB, MOX- PM or MOX - PT have been instantaneously formed upon the addition of MOX solution to solutions of Na TPB, PMA or PTA respectively.

The related endosomal Cl−/H+ exchangers ClC-3 through ClC-6 display much faster gating kinetics, with a large current component being instantaneously present upon depolarization (Friedrich et al., 1999; Li et al., 2000; Neagoe et al., 2010).

Like cable boxes, phones are always connected to a network, yet they sleep when idle, wake up instantaneously when called upon and serve as portals for all kinds of data.