Sentence examples for movement of plasma from inspiring English sources
An analytic expression for radial and angular movement of plasma source was given.
The model includes years of data on the interior movement of plasma and magnetic fields in the Sun gathered by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, or Soho, a spacecraft operated by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the European Space Agency.
The presence and movement of plasma density fluctuations in the F-region of the ionosphere are studied by monitoring phase and amplitude of radio waves propagating through the region.
The ionograms show that during the movement of plasma depletion band (overhead ionosonde) the F2 peak frequency is the highest, and vice versa, for the plasma enhancement band, the F2 peak frequency is the lowest.
A working fusion reactor gleans its energy from the organized movement of plasma, a hot ionized gas, along tracks formed by magnetic bands within the reactor, similar to the way the solar plasma on the surface of the sun moves along paths dictated by the sun's magnetic field.
Poloidal as well as toroidal movement of plasma energy was investigated and mathematical formulations were designed as well.
In conclusion, we have shown that HTx-patients demonstrated decreased total antioxidant capacity and characteristic movements of plasma levels of analysed peptides reflects the response of the cardiovascular system to the haemodynamically different situation.
At lower pressure, outboard movement of the plasma is slower suggesting better plasma confinement.
Along the way they played a video game that revealed how magnets control the hot plasmas fusing inside tokamaks, and explored the movement of luminous plasma in a vacuum tube.
The westward zonal wind causes two bands of upward and downward movement of the plasma in the Northern Hemisphere and one band of upward and downward motion of the plasma in the Southern Hemisphere (see top of Fig. 6).
As each cycle progresses, the movement of this plasma (black loop) shifts the solar magnetic fields (gold strands)—from which sunspots erupt from the sun's midlatitudes to its equator.
