Sentence examples for vaporized surface from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the more oxyhemoglobin appearing in the vaporized surface or the higher the hemoglobin density, the more energy would be absorbed.

The kinetic model is validated by comparing its predictions of critical conditions of extinction and autoignition for these fuels with experimental data obtained in a counterflow configuration where a steady laminar flow of an oxidizer is directed over the vaporizing surface of a condensed fuel.

This mirror could concentrate the Sun's rays to vaporize the surface of the asteroid, generating an opposite reaction that slowly pushes the space rock off course.

Also, after cleaning after each use it is always best to place it back in the oven on 350ºF/180ºC for 10 minutes or so, to ensure all water has vaporized from the surface of the cast iron.

Today most mirrors are made of glass, coated with either a chemically deposited silver layer or more often one made by depositing vaporized aluminum on the surface.

Astronomers suspect some of the nitrogen frost coating the moon's frigid surface has vaporized, thanks to a decades-long change of "seasons" on Triton as Neptune orbits the sun.

It was to orbit the asteroid for several months and then pass near the surface and collect samples vaporized by metal pellets fired into the surface.

The heavy waxlike substances vaporize at the surface and recondense in the cooler temperatures below.

Basically metal particles get vaporized and bonded to the surface to coat and color the band.

Once applied indoors, semivolatile pesticides can vaporize from treated surfaces and can distribute in and on targeted and nontargeted surfaces and objects (Byrne et al. 1998; Gurunathan et al. 1998; Lewis et al. 2001; Wright et al. 1984).

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.