Sentence examples for the fast reverse from inspiring English sources
The fabricated SBD with 2.0 nm AlN spacer layer also demonstrated the fast reverse recovery time of 22.6 nS and lower reverse recovery charge of 4.2 nC.
Out of 33 potential CIR shocks, 14 were determined to be fast forward shocks (FSs) and 14 were fast reverse shocks (RSs).
This paper describes a new fast Reverse Engineering (RE) method for creating a 3D computerized model from an unorganized cloud of points.
The fast repeating reversed-phase gradients on a short silica-monolithic or core-shell column in the second dimension can be optimized independently of the actual running first-dimension gradient program.
Meanwhile, polls in South Carolina show Newt Gingrich surging fast, reversing the large double-digit lead Romney enjoyed in the Palmetto State only several days ago.
The fact that they are at the same time still the fastest to reverse in absolute terms, at least with solid objects, we consider an evolutionary result of their complex and rapidly changing environment.
The fast punches and reverse movement had a sweet synchronicity by now which was a delight to witness and left him only needing to survive the final three minutes.
Sometimes the camera draws back to reveal that the scenes are being screened on a monitor: these are the daily rushes and someone off-camera is operating the remote: fast forward, reverse, freeze.
The fast development in the reverse osmosis (RO) desalination technique and membrane manufacturing technology renders it one of the promising desalination techniques to be coupled with power plants.
You fast-reverse the picture and then push the Instant Replay button to jump back to the beginning in large increments.
Time averaged Langmuir probe measurements have shown that electron temperatures, ion and electron densities and ion fluxes to the substrate all increase with increasing pulse frequency, and that a burst of "hot" electrons is associated with the fast negative voltage transient between "reverse" and "on" phases of the target voltage.
