Sentence examples for In the admittance from inspiring English sources
It is also found that the dimensions and position of the PZT patch influence the magnitude and the sharpness of the resonance peaks in the admittance spectrum.
The presence of clear peaks in the admittance spectra for both GDL samples suggests a few pore types are largely responsible for transporting liquid water.
The hybridization of the complementary ODNs can be clearly detected by an increase in the admittance without the need for an indicator or any sample modifications.
A decrease in the admittance maximum, appearing near the resonance frequency, was observed for octadecyl mercaptan and Bricorr-288 films on copper.
However, the sunny conditions of the desert skies, in countries like Egypt and Saudi Arabia, result in the admittance of direct solar radiation, which leads to thermal discomfort and the incidence of undesired glare.
If it is possible to directly deduce the functional relationship between short circuit currents and the elements in the admittance matrix, the nonlinearity of short circuit currents expressions will be significantly reduced.
In addition, the admittance of the transmission lines corresponding to dielectric are related to the thickness of the dielectric.
During the construction of Sage College (now home to the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management as Sage Hall) and after its opening in 1875, the admittance of women to Cornell continued to increase.
In the wake of Mormons throwing millions of dollars behind the campaign to restrict gays from marrying in California, the admittance that homosexuality is a genetic predisposition rather than a learned activity is a step in the right direction.
In addition, the adaptive nature of the controller gains of the proposed AFITSMPC for the AM of the UPFC, is very much significant in quickly stabilizing the admittance model of the UPFC where the DFIG wind farm in the multimachine power system has been subjected to fixed as well as sporadic wind profile.
Enlargement also made integration among EU states harder, a strategic objective of the UK in pushing for the admittance of central and eastern European neighbours.
