Sentence examples for under spark from inspiring English sources
The luminescence spectrum under spark discharging has several intensive peaks caused by electronic transitions in oxygen and hydrogen atoms.
The anodic oxidation under spark discharge (ANOF technique) is presented as a promising alternative for the preparation of catalytic oxide layers on metallic supports.
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In addition, the high-temperature decomposition of CrN was effectively suppressed under spark plasma sintering conditions, and the thermal stability of CrN was improved by forming a Cr1−xTixN solid solution.
Under spark and transient initiation, simultaneous ignition inside the discharge channel occurred, forming a shock wave and leading to a conventional deflagration-to-detonation transition (DDT) via an adiabatic explosion.
Many on the bottom rung found it difficult to meet mortgage repayments and by April one of the largest sub-prime lenders went under, sparking panic.
The samples anodIted at 80 V presented the highest corrosion resistance because of the formation of the thin, compact oxide layer on the alloy surface.
Infrared spectrum analysis of the electrolytes innovatively indicates that the degree of polymerization of silicate ions (from one to two- and three-dimensional), varied by the concentration of Na2SiO3 and NaOH, influences the kinetic mechanism of coating formation and thermal-driven gel-forming process under sparking.
But Rodgers, who earned his first top-25 finish on the PGA Tour, made it interesting when he played a seven-hole stretch in 6-under par, sparked by an eagle on the par-5 10th hole.
In- cylinder gas temperature and trapped mass under varying spark timing conditions were also calculated [4].
Three ultra-fine grain (UFG) tungsten grades were produced under different spark plasma sintering conditions, namely at 2000 °C and 70 MPa, at 1700 °C and 80 MPa and, finally, at 1800 °C and 80 MPa.
