-
naturally occurring hydrocarbons, such as
crude oil (petroleum) or
natural gas, are
trapped by
overlying rock
formations with
lower permeability,
while in unconventional...
- chamber.
Energy from the
gas is
harnessed through either a port in the
barrel or a
trap at the muzzle. This high-pressure
gas impinges on a
surface such...
- Air
trapping, also
called gas trapping, is an
abnormal retention of air in the
lungs where it is
difficult to
exhale completely. It is
observed in obstructive...
- be used to look at the
equilibrium situation for a
quantum ideal gas in a
harmonic trap,
which is a
harmonic potential containing a
large number of particles...
-
Greenhouse gases (GHGs) are the
gases in the
atmosphere that
raise the
surface temperature of
planets such as the Earth. What
distinguishes them from other...
- Look up
trap in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
trap is a
device used for
trapping animals.
Trap or
TRAP may also
refer to:
Trap (2015 film), a Filipino...
- In plumbing, a
trap is a U-shaped
portion of pipe
designed to
trap liquid or
gas to
prevent unwanted flow; most
notably sewer gases from
entering buildings...
- an end. The barrel,
gas cylinder, and
front sight ****embly were
redesigned and
entered production in
early 1940.
Existing "
gas-
trap"
rifles were recalled...
-
designer Søren H. Bang). In this system,
propellant gases were
captured by a cone-shaped
gas trap at the muzzle,
which in turn
deflected them to operate...
- The buffer-
gas trap (BGT) is a
device used to ac****ulate
positrons (the
antiparticles of electrons)
efficiently while minimizing positron loss due to annihilation...