Sentence examples for vaporized material from inspiring English sources

Like most comets, Hale-Bopp also releases large jets of easily vaporized material when it approaches the sun.

A saturated solution or vapour contains the largest concentration of the dissolved or vaporized material attainable under given conditions of pressure and temperature.

Examples include growth from thermally vaporized material such as silicon or from gases such as silane (SiH4), which reacts with a hot surface to leave behind the silicon atoms and to release the hydrogen back into the gaseous phase.

It incorporated a novel film cooling concept within the shroud which was intended to cool the inner shroud wall and reduce energy loss from the plasma jet, while at the same time causing vaporized material to condense in the gas film and flow out of the shroud rather than building up on the shroud walls.

Alongside extracting 70-80 percent of the cannabinoids the parts of the plant that gives it flavor and gets you high you can also cook edibles with the leftover vaporized material.

Arc vaporization in a very low pressure vacuum occurs when a high current-density, low voltage electric current passes between slightly separated electrodes in a vacuum, vaporizing the electrode surfaces and forming a plasma of the vaporized material between the electrodes.

The system combines slicing and imaging: An electron microscope takes a picture of the brain sample from above, then a beam of ions moves across the top, vaporizing material and revealing the next layer of brain tissue for the microscope.

A technique is described for exciting structural vibration by using a focussed laser beam to vaporize material from a target attached to the structure.

On 23 May 2013, a malfunction sent a brief, unexpectedly high intensity beam at a gold target and vaporized radioactive material leaked into the experiment hall.

The technique is orders of magnitude faster than one common method: depositing ultrathin layers of materials by first vaporizing the material that will be deposited, says Jay Switzer, professor of chemistry at Missouri University of Science and Technology, who was not involved with the project.

LM is a method of cutting metal or refractory materials by melting and vaporizing the material with an intense beam of light from a laser.