Sentence examples for pulse to create from inspiring English sources

3 Place all of the topping ingredients except salt into a food processor and blitz briefly or pulse to create a crumble mixture.

A watch with a colour touchscreen and built-in heart monitor that studies the wearer's pulse to create training programmes has been unveiled by Adidas.

Leeman's group used one laser pulse to create an ionized channel, which allowed the wakefield wave of a second pulse to travel farther through the plasma than it would otherwise.

In this description of polarizability response spectroscopy, a two-level system first interacts (twice) with an electronically resonant laser pulse to create ground and excited state wavepackets that evolve until the polarizability spectrum is probed by three off-resonant pulses and a fourth local oscillator probe field.

This differential absorption spectroscopy technique uses an ultrashort excitation pulse to create a population of photo-excited states and a second broadband probe pulse to observe the changes in transmission (Δ T) through the sample as a function of the wavelength as well as the delay between the excitation and probe pulse.

Perhaps there, or at another future site, they would use Lidar, a device that scans the terrain with laser pulses to create an extremely precise map.

In a paper in the journal Nature, a team led by the physicists John Morton of Oxford University and Kohei Itoh of Keio University describes bombarding a three-dimensional crystal with microwave and radio frequency pulses to create the entangled pairs.

Now a group of researchers has tested a tabletop accelerator that uses powerful laser pulses to create plasma waves on which electrons can surf to higher speeds.

It will generally need several pulses to create a dense plasma with a temperature high enough to evaporate both gold and silicon.

Electroporation uses electric pulses to create transient, nonselective pores in a cell's membrane, allowing drugs to be delivered into the targeted cells.

Recent efforts have begun to focus on employing femtosecond-long laser pulses to create such dual length scale roughness at the surface of different kinds of materials including metals, semiconductors and polymers.