plasma layer

Plasma layers around aircraft have been considered for purposes other than stealth.

Through the amateur astronomer's telescope, they observed the continuing battle in the plasma layers of Crenna's star.

Behind the bow shock is the thin plasma layer separating the Earth and solar wind magnetic fields known as the magnetopause.

To produce a display, the system powered each row of the cathodes in turn, along with lit anodes in the plasma layer.

Some devices dived into the plasma layers and burned up, transmitting readings all the way; others skimmed through the streaming corona.

Chakotay banked around another plasma flare, aiming the nose upward toward the heavier plasma layer.

The initial measurement was taken with intravital microscopy, which showed a slow-moving plasma layer, the glycocalyx, of 1 micrometer thick.

Photosphere-(n) The hot, opaque, convectively stable plasma layer of a star beginning at the photopause, responsible for most thermal and visible emissions.

Combining the three colors in every pixel while varying the amount of electricity introduced across the plasma layer creates the subtle color nuances seen in typical television images.

Whatever it was, it seemed to be spiraling around the plasma tube, staying within the plasma layer; its wake was a visible shadow within the Senem slow.

Xenon nuclear poison isotopes when successfully suspended in generated plasma layers or doped into vehicle hulls, may be utilized in order for a reduction in radar cross-section.

The ionosphere extends from altitudes of approximately 50 km to 400 km and is divided into distinct plasma layers denoted D, E, F1 and F2 in increasing altitude.

Considering steady laminar fully developed blood flow in a small tube with radius of , whole blood separates into a cell-free plasma layer along the tube wall and enriched central core.

The presence of cells with diminished deformability, as is the case in sickle cell disease, tends to inhibit the formation of plasma layers and by measuring the viscoelasticity, the degree of inhibition can be quantified.

It can be realized when the radius of the blood vessel is very larger than the thickness of the cell-free plasma layer, the effective viscosity is equal to bulk blood viscosity at high shear rates (Newtonian fluid).

OUR ORBIT NOW RISES ABOVE THE DENSE PLASMA LAYER.