Sentence examples for pumping of the same from inspiring English sources

The room temperature fluorescence that results from 805-nm pumping of the co-doped crystal overlapped with the fluorescence that results from the 1,483-nm 1,483-nmof the same co-dopumpingstal frof 1,600 the2,800 nm isameown in Figure 9 and from 3,000 to 5,500 nm is shown in Figure 10[32].

A switched-capacitor analog correlator using balanced charge pump circuit, capable of pumping the same amount of charge in the positive and negative directions is proposed for Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) bus interface.

His pumping of the squeezeball quickens.

They are classified in a systematic way, and their performance is documented in three classes of designs: assemblies of heat pumps of the same size, heat pumps distributed equidistantly, and large numbers of heat pumps distributed almost continuously on a long loop.

However, the relationship between the amount of sound power transmitted to the floor and the interaction between the mounting points of several machines is uncertain, as it is common to install several coherent machines on the same floor, for example, two water pumps of the same type in a plant room.

I am working on model of soam using three different voltage gated channels Na,K and Ca, three different leak channels and three different channels of pump for the same ion.

As Democratic lawmakers try to repair a deeply flawed bill on electronic eavesdropping, the White House is pumping out the same fog of fear and disinformation it used to push the bill through Congress this summer.

"You don't have the universities pumping in the same kind of money.

Essentially, during chlororespiration, the plastid terminal oxidase (PTOX) may oxidize plastoquinol (PQH2) by transferring electrons to oxygen [ 37] and at the same time, the pumping of protons towards the lumen would take place [ 38], providing the lumenal acidic pH required for the VDE activation.

Two types of reductions are investigated here, first is substrate material reduction by reducing the number of fins and adding ribs simultaneously, second is pumping power reduction by keeping the number of fins and inserting ribs with reducing the pumping of air flow to get the same thermal performance of the original heat sink (without ribs).

Since a DVD pumps out the same amount of data from second to second, this gives MPEG-2 some spare bandwidth to devote to, say, audio quality.