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Meanings of spark (sparked) in English
Portuguese
arco elétrico Electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field.
Synonyms
Examples for "discharge"
Examples for "discharge"
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Dr Smith said point source discharge had been reduced by 90 percent.
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Primary safety end points were adverse events after discharge and hospital readmission.
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Access is often limited to patients at the time of hospital discharge.
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He's met or exceeded all standard hospital discharge criteria, said Dr Conley.
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Conclusion: One in 4 hospital medication changes was not followed post discharge.
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And given the arc of African American history, they matter a lot.
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The character has a really cool arc throughout the series, he said.
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Shows can change, you never know what arc you'll end up following.
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One of the latest is the tungsten arc in an inert gas.
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The arc of light above is natural enough; it's simply the dawn.
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There was no sudden jolt or electric arc, or any cheap-movie disturbance.
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That space between the ends of the two wires is the electric arc.
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The electric arc is used in this connection merely as a heating agent.
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An electric arc produces the reaction needed to drive the engine.
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That would translate into higher demand for graphite electrodes for electric arc furnaces.
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The pungent odour of ozone from the electric discharge filled the room.
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The pungent odor of ozone from the electric discharge filled the room.
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The peculiar characters of nitrogen in relation to the electric discharge (1422.
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One could feel the heat of the tremendous electric discharge.
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Every electric discharge is essentially a hurried rush of electrons.
Usage of sparked in English
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One case sparked national outrage, forcing the government to recognize DGCIM abuse.
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The case has sparked widespread debate on equal treatment for foreign maids.
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Gillespie's loss sparked debate among Republicans on the way forward on Wednesday.
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This sparked a credit crunch that led to a global financial crisis.
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Another warehouse fraud this year has sparked some new interest in LMEshield.
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Photo: AAP An earlier report found no one factor sparked the violence.
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A new framework for the course introduced in 2012 has sparked controversy.
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The project has sparked much-needed debate and helped bring about real change.
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Riots sparked by rocketing food prices caused the government's ouster last year.
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Encouraging others to speak out in public, he often sparked heated debates.
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However, the video soon emerged on Facebook, and quite predictably sparked outrage.
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It certainly sparked a response on the letters page from medical colleagues.
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Almost 200 years have passed since the public meeting that sparked Peterloo.
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That's sparked considerable controversy since his recent appointment to lead the party.
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These shocking images sparked a huge humanitarian effort, particularly among the Irish.
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That tragedy sparked national outrage and proposed gun control legislation in Washington.
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Russian
Sparked through the time
Sparked across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
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South Africa
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