intense pulse

collocation in English

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intense
adjective
uk
/ɪnˈtens/us
/ɪnˈtens/
extreme and forceful or (of a feeling) ...
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pulse
noun
uk
/pʌls/us
/pʌls/
the regular beating of the heart, especially when it is felt at the wrist or side of ...
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Theintensepulseinteraction with pre-plasma produced by the front edge may be a source of various non-linear processes, supporting the extreme characteristics of the produced ions.
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Thermophysics and dynamics ofintensepulseloadings.
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An electron beam source delivers brief andintensepulseof electrons to suitable crystals (e.g. cadmium sulfide).
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A crystalline region may be melted by exposure to a brief,intensepulseof heat.
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Various aspects of the interaction of relativistically intense pulses with preformed plasmas and solid targets were investigated in the experiments.
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This short,intensepulseof current can be measured as a "count event" in the form of a voltage pulse developed across an external electrical resistor.
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Propagation and guiding of intense pulses in plasmas.
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Self-focusing of short intense pulses in plasmas.
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Self-focusing of short intense pulses in plasma.
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All biomedical applications of cell electropermeabilization use direct currents (all unipolar) with short and intense pulses (even though in vitro, time-decayed pulses can be used).
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By this process, intense pulses of neutrons are emitted and led through beamlines to experimental stations, where research is done on different materials.
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In the echo experiment, two short, intense pulses of radiofrequency magnetic field are applied to spin ensemble at the nuclear resonance condition and are separated by time interval of.
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