_____________ is not suitable for all position welding.

The short-circuiting electrode contacts the molten weld pool in the range of ________ times per second.

With ___________, a globular transfer takes place when the current is relatively low, regardless of the type of shielding gas.

Globular transfer is characterized by a drop size with a diameter _____________ than that of the electrode, which generally limits successful transfer to the flat position.

If the arc length for globular transfer is too _______________ (low voltage), the enlarging drop may short to the workpiece, become superheated, and disintegrate, producing spatter.

Spray transfer welding requires an _______________ shielding.

In spray transfer mode, the ____________ droplets are smaller than the electrode diameter and spatter is negligible, if not totally eliminated.

By reducing the average arc energy and the wire-melting rate, pulsing makes the desirable features of __________ transfer available for joining sheet metals and welding thick metals in all positions.

When all other variables are held constant, the welding amperage varies with the ______________.