Sentence examples for an electrical potential of from inspiring English sources

The electron transport is tightly coupled to a second transport process, in which positively charged protons derived from water are pumped outward, producing an electrical potential of approximately 0.2 volts across the membrane.

The electrostatic clutch method also makes it possible to control motions of sliders independently by defining an electrical potential of each slider.

The electrons fed into it were first sped up using a midsized standard accelerator, so when they arrived at the glass accelerator they were already travelling at 99.86% of the speed of light, or 60m electron-volts (an electron-volt being the energy gained by an electron moving across an electrical potential of one volt).

The results show that within the failure stress criteria, the optimized design of Bridge transducer produced an electrical potential of 556 V, which could result in 0.743 mJ of potential energy (open circuit condition) for a single transducer under the external stress of 0.7 MPa.

MAGIC-5 cells were also stimulated by an electrical potential of 1.0 V; cell damage, proliferation and apoptosis were evaluated by trypan blue staining, cell counting and in situ apoptosis detection, respectively.

An electrical potential of 15 kV was applied between the nozzle and the collector in order to eject the sol gel precursor to the collection board which was installed a distance of 15 cm to the nozzle.

This study examines the effects of an electrical potential on the wettability of a porous metallic nanostructure (PMN).

It involves the application of an electrical potential to an ion into a region of high concentration collision gas (nitrogen or argon).

The electrical stimulation in electroacupuncture and direct nerve stimulation (sciatic and vagus nerves) was performed with a continuous-mode stimulation for 15 minutes with a electrical potential difference of 4 V, an electric current of 40 mA, a pulse width of 50 μs and a frequency of 10 Hz using an electrostimulator.

In terms of electromagnetism, one Watt is the rate at which work is done when one Ampere (A) of current flows through an electrical potential difference of one Volt (V).

Prevention of wound desiccation results in the formation of an electrical potential between the moist environment of the wounded tissue and the drier area of the non-wounded surrounding tissue.