The phrase "a fixed charging" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of charging that is consistent or unchanging, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The device requires a fixed charging method to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a consistent charging" or "a stable charging".
For most utilities, but not PG&E, households pay a fixed charge no matter how much power they consume.
If you tweak your tariff structure so that you're paying a fixed charge to remain connected to the grid, the [AGL] business case evaporates".
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The results show that, an increase in polyelectrolyte fixed charged density and softness degree helps in slowing down the DNA translocation speed.
The expansion of the polymer segments leads to more permeable soft layers (i.e., a greater softness parameter) while reducing the number of available ion exchangeable sites per a unit volume (i.e., a decreased fixed charge density).
Compared with single layer a-SiN x :H, a lower positive fixed charge density was revealed by SHG measurements, while field-effect passivation was absent for a reference stack comprising thermally grown SiO2.
Em, the electrical potential recorded using intracellular microelectrodes with reference to the bulk extracellular potential, comprises two distinct components: a potential difference across the membrane itself (E1) and a potential difference between a region containing fixed charges on or near the outer membrane surface and the bulk extracellular space (E2).
The free energy, polarization and susceptibility of a linear chain of molecular dipoles modeling the water molecules in a transmembrane ion channel are computed as functions of the cation location in the channel, taking into account the influence of the channel forming peptide in a primitive fashion, by treating it as a distribution of fixed charges.
The porous layer is simulated by an aggregate of primary units, rendering it to have a radially varying fixed charge and hydrodynamic resistance.
See Appendix A for an explanation of floating and fixed charges.
