The phrase "abrupt potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or unexpected possibility or capability in a particular context.
Example: "The abrupt potential for change in the market caught many investors off guard."
Alternatives: "sudden possibility" or "unexpected capability".
It is whether or not there is an abrupt potential change at the surface, whatever name it be called contact potential or potential barrier.
Some deposits, rich in sulphur, were observed on the surface of the fine manganese dioxide deposits which were obtained before and after the abrupt potential change.
Consequently, the obtained hydrodynamic description misses some interesting physics when quantum interference between bands becomes important (e.g. close to abrupt potential variations [18, 19]).
The abrupt potential barrier at the interface of AZO and p-type a-SiC H is ma-SiC Hdual by isserting a buffer layer.
The electric potential causes oscillations and negative values, around abrupt potential changes in regions of tunneling and quantization [25].
The theoretical examinations of fitting methods for GLD are drawn out by numerical computations, potential abrupt changes in shape of distributions from small changes in parameters and perhaps the most elegant strategy at the present time is to use simulations to compare between the methods.
But the human tendency to underestimate rates of change and the potential for abrupt losses is costing us dearly.
But the abrupt announcement of a potential Diyala region angered and frightened some of the province's Shiites.
The collapse of GO structures during sonication process into much smaller fragments may change the charge density surrounding the particles which led to abrupt drops in zeta potential.
In this case, as mentioned in [3], when impurity band is filled more than half first-order phase transition, accompanied by abrupt change of chemical potential value and other thermodynamic parameters of material, is thermodynamically favorable.
