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(500)

Energy Priming Stage

Also written Universal Energy Priming Stage · Energy Pumping Action

Where it is first named

Energy Pumping Action (500) of Figure (5-1) as to (510) of Figure (5-2) undergoing "Resonant Propagation" of opposite electrical stress (ST-ST'/RU-RU') oscillates the "Energy Aperture" (7a -- 7n ) of the combustible gas atoms to increase the atomic energy level (see graph 610 of Figure 6-4) of the combustible gas atoms prior to gas ignition.
In Application of Usage

How it is written

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Where it is named · 15

In Application of Usage

  1. Energy Pumping Action (500)

    Energy Pumping Action (500) of Figure (5-1) as to (510) of Figure (5-2) undergoing "Resonant Propagation" of opposite electrical stress (ST-ST'/RU-RU') oscillates the "Energy Aperture" (7a -- 7n ) of the combustible gas atoms to increase the atomic energy level (see graph 610 of Figure 6-4) of the combustible gas atoms prior to gas ignition.

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  2. (500) of Figure (5-1)

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Water Fuel Injector

  1. onward toward activation point (E9c) and beyond universal energy priming stage (500) of Figure (5- 1) occurs;

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8-4 - State Space (Sp)

  1. Universal Energy Priming Stage (500)

    Universal Energy Priming Stage (500) (particle oscillation as a energy generator by deflecting atomic particles under changing electrical stress);

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  2. … on) is electrically stressed farthest from the point of state of atomic-equilibrium by way of opposite Voltage Electrical Attraction Force (RR' - SS' as to RU/RU' - ST/ST'), as further illustrated in (500) of Figure (5-1) as to (510) of Figure (5-2).

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  3. (500) of Figure (5-1)

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Propagating Electrical Stress

  1. The resultant Dynamic Electrical Charging Effect (612) of Figure (8-1) acts as a progressive energy enhancer (Energy Priming Stage) (500) of Figure (5-1)

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  2. Energy Priming Stage (500)

    Energy Priming Stage (500) of Figure (5-1)

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Optical Thermal Lens

  1. The Energy Pumping Stage (520) of Figure (5-3) as to (500) of Figure (5-1) attenuates the hydrogen energy aperture (7) of (550) of Figure (5-8) when applied Opposite Voltage Potential (Va xxx Vn) (49a xxx 49n) (B+/B-) produces pulsating Electrical Stress Wave-form (opposite electrical attraction force) (RU/RU' - ST/ST'a xxx RU/RU' ST/ST'n) during Pulsing Operations.

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  2. (500) of Figure (5-1)

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A Technique Called "Easer"

  1. Energy Priming Stage (500)

    Energy Priming Stage (500) of Figure (5-1) is, now, activated and performed when the hydrogen atom (s) is exposed to applied Voltage-Sync Gate Pulse (Vgp) by which Electrical Voltage Attraction Forces (Electrical Stress) (RU-RU' - ST-ST') causes "Particle Oscillation" of the hydrogen atom (s) to emit radiant energy (Ers) (919), as so illustrated in (980) of Figure (10-2) as to (500) of Figure (5-1).

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  2. Energy Priming Stage (500) of Figure (5-1) is, now, activated and performed when the hydrogen atom (s) is exposed to applied Voltage-Sync Gate Pulse (Vgp) by which Electrical Voltage Attraction Forces (Electrical Stress) (RU-RU' - ST-ST') causes "Particle Oscillation" of the hydrogen atom (s) to emit radiant energy (Ers) (919), as so illustrated in (980) of Figure (10-2) as to (500) of Figure (5-1).

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  3. (500) of Figure (5-1)

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Voltage Flexing Process

  1. ... forcing energy Apertures (7) of both unlike atoms of the water molecule (500) of Figure (5-1) and (510) of Figure (5-2) to be momentarily enlarged to a greater size (Particle flexing called hereinafter Particle Oscillation), separately but simultaneously

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  2. (500) of Figure (5-1)

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