Sentence examples for barrier strength from inspiring English sources
In contrast, at the high drain voltage the drain current below v G = 0 grows strongly with decreasing barrier strength.
The theoretical analysis of confined dislocation gliding and interface barrier strength quantitatively assess the variation of H.
S and ZT are strongly influenced by the interfacial barrier strength Z, exhibiting a nonmonotonous change with Z.
We also examine the dependence of tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) on the barrier strength and spin polarization (P) of two DMS layers.
We attribute it to the weakening of the tunneling barrier with increasing v D. To confirm this point the threshold characteristics for a still weaker barrier strength (l = 3) is considered.
A comparison with the results for l = 25 and l = 10 yields that for the small drain voltage the I D - V G trace is only weakly effected by the change in the barrier strength.
The results are interpreted with a dislocation-based model that furnishes estimates of interfacial dislocation line energies, pinning strengths to confined layer slip, and interface barrier strengths to slip transmission.
In order to simulate real cracking events, the barrier strengths of phase and grain boundaries, beside the orientation of slip planes as the most important input parameters for the model, were determined by means of a Hall Petch analysis using cyclic stress strain data of single-phase austenitic and ferritic steels as well as of the duplex steel.
In Figure 9 is presented the magnitude of the step in neutral allele frequency between the two patches, Δ p, produced at the end of our simulations (when homogeneity is reached within patches) as a function of r/ s for various barrier strengths.
Open-ended questions were included to gain a better understanding of the barriers, strengths, limitations, and other features of a local Extranet.
Quantitative and qualitative questions were asked related to frequency of use of the Extranet, perceived overall usefulness of the resource, rationale for use, potential barriers, strengths and limitations, and potential future uses of the Extranet.
