| The current then reverses and flows in a negative direction for the remaining milliseconds of the electrical discharge. |
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| The buckytube was accidentally discovered in the resultant soot left behind from an electrical discharge between two carbon electrodes. |
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| First, although he was apparently quite familiar with electrical discharge physics, Richter must have been unfamiliar with nuclear physics. |
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| The high voltage inspection device can be a system a pulsed electrical discharge or of continuous electrical discharge. |
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| The problem is that when a large electrical discharge occurs, the magnetic pulse produced causes a voltage to be induced in any wires that may be nearby. |
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| At lower humidity levels, the air is too dry and can cause skin problems, even electrical discharge. |
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| For defense, it can generate an electrical discharge from its electric organs. |
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| Of itself, this wouldn't be enough to trigger the vast electrical discharge of a lightning bolt. |
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| The bird, he explained, had landed on high-voltage power lines, causing an electrical discharge. |
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| An electrical discharge will activate every type of neuron within range, giving rise to side effects. |
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| The failure of the main breaker resulted in a high energy electrical discharge with characteristics similar to a bolt of lightning. |
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| To protect the device from static electrical discharge, the user must be electrostatically discharged before touching the instrument! |
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| Methane, ammonia, hydrogen and water were placed in a flask that was subject to an electrical discharge. |
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| However, the most common method of generating ozone is passing air through an electrical discharge. |
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| Can be supplied with antistatic or conductive parts to avoid sparks from static electrical discharge. |
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| In here ozone is produced from oxygen as a direct result of electrical discharge. |
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| Due to low electroconductivity, material can accumulate static charges which can cause an incendiary electrical discharge. |
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| A precise description of an aura assists a doctor in identifying the region of the brain where the initial electrical discharge originates. |
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| Electronic control unit with safety limit switch, loading regulator, diodes and sound signal for indicating electrical discharge of the battery. |
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| Lightning is an electrical discharge caused by a build up of static electricity between thunderclouds, or between thunderclouds and the ground. |
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| This included the manufacturing of a complex parallel motion spring, which was made using the recently acquired electrical discharge machine. |
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| Neon is often used in ornamental lighting, such as neon signs. Displays glow red when an electrical discharge flows through the gas. |
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| The seriousness of injuries is linked to other factors such as the intensity of the electrical discharge, the length of contact, the individual's capacity to react, etc. |
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| In this game, a wrong answer brings an electrical discharge. |
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| Resonance effects could not have produced localized field gradients of sufficient strength to induce an electrical discharge between exposed conductors. |
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| First, the hydrogen is ionised by an electrical discharge. |
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| Like thermoluminescence, the term electroluminescence includes several distinct phenomena, a common feature of which is that light is emitted by an electrical discharge in gases, liquids, and solid materials. |
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| With this technique, the layer deposited on the substrate is formed of atoms torn from a cathode by heavy ion bombardment produced by an electrical discharge in a rare gas, generally argon. |
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| For these reasons, antennas will not significantly contribute to an accumulation of HIRF energy levels sufficient to cause an electrical discharge event within the internal wiring of an aircraft. |
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| At the rewind of film extrusion lines static causes the well known problems like electrical discharge causing shocks to employees, dust attraction from the ambiant or from the floor and incorrect rewinding. |
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| And what is the press doing next to an electrical discharge machine? |
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| Among other examples, Dr. Strogatz said, is the synchronization of thousands of pacemaker cells in the heart, each of which produces an electrical discharge. |
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| MacLean experiencing a strange electrical discharge that renders his defib equipment inoperative and leaves him with an electrical shock injury. |
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| It is becoming increasingly common for police officers and other law enforcement officials to be issued with electrical discharge weapons, and these weapons are being used more and more during arrests. |
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| One way to achieve this is with state-of-the-art versions of existing fabrication techniques, such as computer numerical control machining and electrical discharge machining. |
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| The other two machines were chosen to provide an entirely new capability, namely Electrical Discharge Machining. |
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