Sentence examples for a marginal charge from inspiring English sources

The five DTS derivatives, composed of different conjugation structures, yielded reasonably good hole transport behavior with a marginal charge carrier mobility of ∼10−5 cm2V−1s−1, which is similar to that of vacuum-deposited N,N′-bis 1-naphthyl -N,N′-diphenyl-1,1′-biphenyl-4,4′-diamine (N,N′-bis 1-naphthyl -N,N′-diphenyl-1,1′-biphenyl-4,4′-diamine

We applied the Williams (1996) ratio of marginal to average costs of 23% to calculate a range of marginal charges from the AHCA data of $58 $240 as our preferred range of marginal cost estimates.

Later came co-firing, a marginal change.

Basic objectives of the proposed DCC for ESSs are: ① to coordinate the ESSs and improve efficiency using associated marginal charging costs (MCCs) in a fully distributed manner; ② to reduce local power mismatch and power transmission losses; ③ to adapt to unintentional communication topology changes.

2) Proposal of a pinning-based DCC approach to coordinate the ESSs considering marginal charging costs (MCCs), power mismatch, local consumption of renewable energy, and power transmission losses.

Conversely, likewise murine receptors, the chimera C123 showed only a marginal reduction in charge transfer after repeated activation but kinetics similar to human receptors.

For shorter durations of charging, a marginal increase in strength was noted, which is attributed to the solid solution strengthening by H.

He described the charges as fabrications by a "marginal but influential group that wields considerable power in political circles".

Hales was out by a distance after charging down the wicket, while Wright fell to a marginal decision given by the television umpire.

The company took $51 million in charges for the quarter, closing 47 facilities and cutting 1,200 employees, a marginal percentage of the company's nearly 260,000 employees.

The Bangladesh government did not charge an up-front licensing fee, because he believes it expected cellphones to be a marginal business for the very rich.