Sentence examples for applying different current from inspiring English sources

Then, the irradiated areas were electrochemically anodized by applying different current densities.

In this study, we electrodeposited two types of Pd-Co films onto Au substrates by applying different current density (−10 or −200 mA cm−2); and then characterized them in terms of morphology, composition, crystal structure, and catalytic activity.

Thin copper-electrodeposited films have been prepared on steel substrates from an additive-free copper sulfate bath by applying different current signals such as rectangular and square wave pulses, triangular waveform and also by direct current with variation of its magnitude.

While, at 77 K, the LFMR of CrO2 rod is ~16 and ~72 % with applied different currents of 1.0 and 0.05 μA at 3,500 Oe, respectively.

Figure 19 Four-level operations are shown by applying different operation currents.

We assess the feasibility of doing so between 2010 and 2020 and the differential impact among countries by applying different scenarios to current trends in HLY.

The neurons are chosen to have different intrinsic periods by applying different levels of external current but otherwise using the same parameters.

Then, each wafer was anodized by applying three different current densities (3 mA/cm2, 30 mandm2, and 300 mA/cm2) with enough time to completely undercut the cores.

Former studies conducted among primary care physicians in Bahrain [ 16, 17] found a higher prevalence of male smokers (26.6% in 1999, 24% in 2005 and 20% in the current study), but they applied different methodologies compared with the current study.

The relationship between the applied input current signal and resulting output pressure in the filling phase of the clutch is established based on bandlimited periodic signals applied at different current operating points and signals approximating the desired filling current signal.

Therefore, in the current study we applied different durations of ischemia (30 min and 45 min) followed by either 2 hours or longer duration (3 hours) of reperfusion to see whether or not diabetic rats were more sensitive to IRI than non-diabetc rats.