implosion

Examples of imploded

imploded

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Analytic model for studying heavy ion imploded cylindrical targets.
In place of wars of national liberation or counter-insurgency, violence both exploded and imploded, through both transnational and sub-national armed conflicts.
In this model the liner is treated as an infinitely thin superconductive shell imploded under the pressure of the self magnetic field.
The imploded target develops an hourglass shape that effectively isolates the marker layer for diagnostic imaging.
The center is driven more energetically and creates an hourglass shape to the imploded ablator shell.
The plasma, imploded from the large radius, reaches the axis and the efficient radiator is formed.
Their claim is that modern secularism has imploded, that it is self-consciously superficial, nihilistic and in its demise leaves a space for theology to inhabit.
As revenues imploded and costs exploded, the company had to rely on bond sales and short-term borrowing to remain afloat.
The transverse views demonstrate an hourglass-shape to the imploded target.
The transverse view clearly shows an hourglass shape to the imploded target.
The thin-shell target was imploded without mixing of pusher and fuel.
An example of an imploded feature node hiding the contained substructures.
The accelerated ions hence deposit their kinetic energies and momenta in the cone tip and the low density imploded plasma before reaching the dense core.
The scale of identity formation has at the same time 'imploded' and 'exploded' in the last decades.
Yet in almost every case where a state has imploded along ethnic lines, one finds examples of nationally distinct regions that sought to preserve a union.
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