Sentence examples for prior to its propagation from inspiring English sources

A low-frequency collimated beam was thus created prior to its propagation into the drilling fluid.

In 2013, an RCMP Investigational Planning and Report noted that "the removal of cannabis marihuana prior to its propagation into communities is a major disruption to street-level drugs and organized crime.

Noah also caused controversy prior to its US release.

Each survey was reviewed and tested prior to its application.

The linear trajectory assumption is reasonable because the meteor's high propagation speed implies negligible effects of gravity (Tatum 1999) and the nearly constant velocity in the upper atmosphere prior to its termination (Halliday et al. 1996; Brown et al. 2002).

They need not ridicule such thinking, as Richard Dawkins might like, but they must not accede to its propagation.

In contrast to the wavefront, which is always perpendicular to the propagation direction of a wave, the pulse front can have an arbitrary tilt with respect to its propagation direction [ 16].

In Asia, lotus has been cultivated as a food crop for its rhizomes and seeds and as an ornamental plant for its magnificent flowers, in addition to its propagation for reasons related to its cultural and religious significance.

The results show that preconditioning alters both the particle temperature and distribution prior to flame propagation in the 20-L chamber.

For the 10 kJ ignitor with 50% efficiency, polyethylene particles under 50 μm reach 400 K and may melt prior to flame propagation.

Finite element modelling of the stress strain fields in the specimen immediately prior to crack propagation across the ligament was used to extract the flow properties, the damage initiation strain and the crack propagation energy as functions of stress triaxiality and strain rate.