Sentence examples for optical shock from inspiring English sources

An optical shock is therefore produced when orange is juxtaposed with pink (a lighter tone of red) or pale violet is placed against dark green.

The optical shock is clearly identified in the 0.2 0.65 keV band Chandra X-ray image of the remnant.

Gentilini et al. [17] showed that the structural disorder due to the porous solid-state gel has a significant effect onto the generation of optical shock waves.

The detonation velocity is determined from optical fibers and shock pins spaced at 10 cm intervals along the tube.

The city's industrial products include railway cars as well as shock absorbers, optical instruments, glass containers, and sugar and chocolate candies.

The large optical depth near the shock front was needed for obtaining high-energy photons through bulk Compton scattering.

A possible reason for the slow growth at this time point (from day 32 to day 62) is that during the sorting, cells may partially affect by the fluid acceleration, electrical or mechanical shock, and optical stress and that caused the slower growth of sorted cells at the initial stage.

The characterization methods reported here include tensile testing, thermal-shock leak testing, optical microscopy, and advanced scanning electron microscopy.

The LLE experiments are sensitive to the optical density of the post-shock gas-particle mixture and show a time-dependent increase, depending on the detailed reaction conditions.

We interpret this in terms of a model in which fast shocks propagating through the circumstellar HII region produce the hard X-ray and radio emission, while the soft X-ray and optical emission arise in slower shocks entering into dense knots in the circumstellar inner ring.

The larvae were anesthetized in CO2, directly embedded and shock-frozen in optical cutting temperature compound (OCT; Sakura Finetec, Staufen, Germany).