The phrase "adopt charges" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to accepting or taking on responsibilities or costs, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The committee decided to adopt charges for the new service to cover operational costs."
Alternatives: "assume costs" or "take on fees".
XRF-A and SOL-C adopt charge coupled device as an X-ray detector which depletion layer is deep enough to detect X-rays.
The receiver adopts charge sampling and impedance translation techniques.
Firstly, the charge sampling techniques adopt the charge charging and discharging to achieve frequency conversion, which has more advantages at phase linearity and clock jitter in high frequency and wideband fields [26].
Even so, there is a chance the entire industry may follow suit, as it often does to quickly adopt new charges, once the inevitable consumer reaction dies down.
Though the device does adopt inductive charging from its smartwatch brethren, courtesy of a small, magnetic charging circle that is more pad than dock.
We adopt the charge-controlled pulse electrodeposition to fabricate Bi/Bi0.5Sb0.5 SLNWs in a two-electrode plating cell in which the AAM sputtered with a layer of Au film (about 200 nm in thickness) serves as the cathode, and a graphite plate serves as the counter electrode [32, 33].
One of the leading figures of the conference, he called for other cities to adopt congestion charging as an environmental measure.
Hybrid Charging: Hybrid charging is a charging strategy with 50%% of the EVs adopting dumb charging and the remaining 50%% following smart charging.
Best of all, parents can learn too, and sitting down as a family to craft a rocket booster or an industrial zone is just such a different experience, where it's often the kids who take charge and adopt a leadership role.
In the intelligent charging mode, when S2 is adopted, the charging load of PEVs is distributed among the dispatching horizons, as shown in Fig. 6.
