Sentence examples for secondary filled from inspiring English sources

Trufant watched as Carroll assembled his secondary, filled it with castoffs and question marks.

After the end of the war, building upon the work of Stanislaw Ulam, Teller figured out how to use the radiation from a fission bomb to implode a "secondary" filled with light elements such as deuterium and lithium.

A double-layered composite was formed by filling the upper ballast layer with the ceramic-based secondary filling material using the reaction between dead-burned magnesia and acid ammonium phosphate.

All the secondary school students in standards 9 and 10 in three secondary schools filled in a retrospective self-rating questionnaire in a classroom setting.

And while public markets may have been icy toward public offerings for some time, secondary markets filled the void, a valve to reduce liquidity pressures facing founders and employees, and providing an additional (and attractive) financial option for institutional shareholders.

A two-step ISOL target considered here consists of a mercury or tungsten primary target in which primary beam interactions release neutrons, which in turn induce fissions and produce rare isotopes in the secondary target filled with fissionable material.

His list of accomplishments, organizational titles, board positions and post-secondary degrees filled an entire page in the event's program.

RR Pictoris is a close binary system composed of a white dwarf and secondary star that orbit each other every 3.48 hours—so close that the secondary is filling up its Roche lobe with stellar material, which is then transferred onto the first star's accretion disk.

The matrix permeability in the region is very low and the secondary porosity is mostly filled by secondary precipitation of calcite.

The series takes off when secondary characters fill in the blank spots.

In addition, atrial fibrillation can worsen the condition of cardiac patients whose ventricular functions are already impaired by heart failure or thickening of the ventricular walls (ventricular hypertrophy) by eliminating the secondary ventricular filling energy provided by a normally contracting left atrium.