Sentence examples for ms leading to from inspiring English sources

Using the high speed camera, ignition initiated by transient plasma was found to occur along the length of the anode at approximately 1 ms, leading to the formation of a wrinkled, cylindrically-shaped flame.

Both the substitution of Co and Fe elements for Mn were found to effectively modify TC accompanied by a lower magnetization (Ms) leading to a reduced magnetocaloric effect (MCE).

Thus, the corresponding channel used to transmit this sequence is configured with a TTI of  ms, leading to a maximum available bitrate of  Kbps.

The entire processing chain is able to process a couple of images and to provide the associated depth map in about 32 ms, leading to a throughput of 31 image couples per second.

For instance, it could be over several tens of milliseconds (ms), leading to an equivalent discrete-time channel with several tens or even hundreds of channel taps in contrast to less than twenty taps in radio frequency (RF) communications.

SC neuronal firing alters LGN firing in the proceeding 0 to 300 ms, leading to differences between the temporal dynamics and amplitudes of the BOLD signals.

The requirement of a ship-mounted sensor places the sensor around 10 m above the sea surface, which given a minimal detection distance of 500 m leading to very sharp observation angles of or less.

To determine the copper oxidation state, a powdered sample of nearly 0.01 g was taken, and dissolved under stirring in HCl solution 6 M leading to reduction of all the copper ions (Cu3+ and Cu2+), to Cu+ ion.

The insoluble debris was removed by centrifugation and the clear supernatant was adjusted to pH 3.5 with HCl 1 M, leading to precipitation of most of the E. coli proteins.

Day et al. (2005) suggested with Δt = 0.008 s for a grid spacing of 100 m, leading to an equivalent α = 0.8 × 10−3 which was much smaller than that which we used 0.625α0 = 1.989 × 10−3.

Coefficients are ordered according to a one-dimensional scheme where all admissible values of the degree n are grouped together for a given value of the order m, leading to iso-m blocks of decreasing size along the diagonal of the matrix.