英語 での Bursts の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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If you freeze tissues, the water expands, damages or bursts the cell walls.
Ancient Mars may have been warmed by explosive bursts of methane trapped in its subsurface, according to a study published online in Nature Geoscience this week.
Intense Pulsed Light systems work by firing repeated bursts of intense, wide.
Strong pulsing bursts, before dropping lower than a single longer pulse, before cycling back again.
Bursts capture at 10 frames per second, up to 10 photos at a time.
Gamma-Ray Bursts are blasts of energy that shine brighter than anything else in the Universe.
The utility knew it needed a solution to alert local homeowners to pipe bursts.
The mean of the test bursts carried out must lie within this range.
If your MacBook bursts into a buzz once you toggle on, this may indicate a thermal tube defect, which leads to poor heat dissipation.
Perry bursts through the ceiling and the evil doctor quickly traps him.
Shorter, repeated bursts of activity during the day can help burn calories.
Ne users are driven by intense bursts of energy and inspiration that push them forward like a flood, urging them to realize their visions.
Then, users are prompted with Knowledge Bursts at every device unlock, thereby balancing their mobile device overuse.
Observations by Chandra and BeppoSAX suggest that gamma-ray bursts occur in star-forming regions.
Not only did these bursts repeat, but their brightness and spectra also differ from those of other FRBs.
Early analysis of 196s seismic samples identifies noise bursts lasting 10 seconds or more, every minute or so, associated with easterly wind conditions;
Overlooking the blue sky and white clouds, look down at Bihaiyinsha static Ling coconut bursts, or flipping a transparent net gentle waves.
Clint bursts in, saying he's too embarrassed to go out in his new outfit.
The most energetic events ever measured by astronomers carry the name gamma-ray bursts because we observe them as bursts most or explosions, most strongly measured as gamma-ray light.
Even though gamma-ray bursts are the strongest events ever measured by astronomers, we cannot see them with our naked eye.