Sentence examples for change of the electron from inspiring English sources

Change of the electron reservoir's chemical potential is considered as the physical origin of this experimental phenomenon.

Infrared absorption is implemented by the change of the electron emission probability out of the QD, describing the increased emission due to absorption.

Therefore, the sudden change of the electron density during the period may be responsible for the storm-induced scintillation enhancements at Vanimo station.

Finally, the surface bio-activity was determined from the peak separations of voltammetry waves due to the change of the electron transfer kinetics of a redox probe through the bio-functional surface (working electrode).

With the increase of Ge content in these alloys the martensitic transformation temperatures decrease almost linearly from higher than 100 °C down to −70 °C or even lower that is attributed to the change of the electron concentrations of the Ni Fe Ga(Ge) alloys.

The high electrophilicity of PMMA macroradical as compared with a macroradical of polystyrene (PS) is responsible for a greater sensitivity of the polymerization reaction of MMA to the change of the electron density on a hydrogen atom of the organosilicon chain-transfer agent.

The implications of these changes on the electron densities at the two stations are discussed in the following sections.

The analysis on the phonon sidebands (PSBs) indicated that RO component did not cause obvious change of the electron-phonon coupling constant (EPC).

The sub-cycle energy modulation of the electron beam is maintained due to the short propagation distance l=18±1 μm between the laser spots (corresponding to a travel time of 190±10 fs) and the small relative velocity change of the electrons Δve/ve0⩽1.2%.

Hao et al. [48] developed an electrochemical immunosensor composed of a P-glycoprotein antibody modified epoxysilane monolayer modified glassy carbon electrode to study the proliferation of leukemia K562A cells based on the change of the electron-transfer impedance and the voltammetric response of the electrochemical probe.

The secondary peak observed around sunrise might be produced not by an increasing temperature but by the shape change of the electron-density profile (Lee and Reinisch, 2006) and the post sunset peak might be caused by the pre-reversal enhancement of EXB drift velocity (Farley et al., 1986) that make the post sunset peaks of hmF2 and B0 (Lee and Reinisch, 2006).