Sentence examples for capacity scattering from inspiring English sources
The probabilistic method was extended for realistic estimations of the experimental capacity scattering in form of upper and lower percentiles.
The same positive trend is observed for discharge capacities, cycling stability and capacity scattering for both high-voltage cathode materials.
We investigate the evolution of battery pack capacity loss by analyzing cell aging mechanisms using the "Electric quantity – Capacity Scatter Diagram (ECSD)" from a system point of view.
LS, being highly sensitive even to minute populations of aggregates whose capacity to scatter light increases with molecular size [32], helped us to characterize the size of the species present in solution.
Biological molecules are problematic specimens for EM, because of their susceptibility to radiation damage, their poor capacity to scatter electrons, and their proneness to dehydration in the vacuum of the electron microscope.
The submicron-sized diameter NHS ZnO has an enhanced light scattering capacity, which promotes the photons with more opportunities to be absorbed by the N719 dye molecules.
Therefore, the ZnO films prepared from 600 nm to 1000 nm NHS ZnO possessed higher IPCE values over a wide range (from 400 nm to 750 nm) compared to films of the 300 nm ZnO due to the enhanced light scattering capacities of the film.
Health and missile capacity upgrades are scattered throughout the game world.
There's been a lot of attention devoted to how technology is scattering our attention and corroding our relationships, but less to how it's impairing our capacity for solitude.
Scattering Ashes into Biscayne Bay.
