ignite znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady ignite

• Thermonuclear burn performance of volumeignited and centrally ignited bare deuterium-tritium microspheres.

• Thermonuclear burn per formance of volumeignited and centrally ignited bare deuterium-tritium microspheres.

• All existing fires were extinguished, and a new fire was ritually ignited at a sacred location.

• The primary focus was still the new milling tax, but it was also a last straw, igniting deeper frustrations.

• Fires began igniting all over, however, and this boy could barely manage by himself.

• A possibility of laser ignited target heating of the cold plasma confined in a mirror machine is conceivable, which amplifies the original inertial fusion energy.

• The splintering of large trees, without igniting fire, is the most dramatic demonstration of the non-thermal explosive force of the electric arc.

• Is it the growth of the modern agricultural export sector, ignited perhaps by the trade liberalization of the early 1990s, and supported thereafter by high international commodity prices?