Sentence examples for shock passage from inspiring English sources

An eerie hush fell over Arthur Ashe Stadium after Williams double-faulted on match point in the second-set tiebreaker, closing the show at 6-2, 7-6 (5) and ensuring Pliskova's shock passage into Saturday's final after 86 minutes.

The effects of shock passage depend on, in addition to assumptions about grain composition and structure, the gas density and magnetic field strength.

In Fig. 6, left, we show the resulting depletions after shock passage for a core-mantle grain model wherein the core is silicate and mantle is pyroxene (from Frisch et al., 1999).

However, after an event onset, it should be possible to model the CME, the shock, and the acceleration and transport of particles sufficiently well to predict the peak intensity at shock passage and the event fluence".

The dust-layer rise height was measured with respect to time after the shock passage, where regardless of mixture-ratio or moisture content in the samples, initial linear dust growth rates increased with shock Mach number.

In general, the results herein are in agreement with trends found in previous work, where there is a linear relationship between dust growth rate and shock Mach number at early times after shock passage.

Such a configuration is very optimal for studying the response of the ionosphere to the solar wind condition, because the upstream solar wind conditions and their sudden changes such as interplanetary shock passages and coronal mass ejections can be monitored simultaneously.

OH* time history measurements, particularly under fuel-rich conditions (ϕ = 2.0), displayed a two-peak behavior, with the first peak occurring within the first 5 10 μs after reflected-shock passage, and the second, wider peak corresponding to main oxidation and ignition.

The problems of a shock wave passage over a dense layer and of an explosive shock wave interaction with a layer are considered.

As shown in Figure 3C, over-expression of parasite PKC-like after incubation with macrophages depended neither on promastigotes heat shocked after passage in macrophage culture conditions nor on FBS stimulation, but rather on the cell-cell contact process.

First, strong negative surface potentials can be observed during the post-shock plasma passages, and it produces stronger electrostatic forces acting on the lofted dust particles.