Sentence examples for changing the electrical from inspiring English sources

In the vertical direction (y axis), since the treadmill weight does not change, the force can be "removed" by changing the electrical offset of the force transducers signal output.

With the electric field of the transistor changing the electrical properties of the buckyballs, Dr. Gunnarsson imagined using them as a simple switch.

The major effect of pH is changing the electrical charges of biomolecules which might change their reducing and capping ability and then the growth of nanoparticles [40].

Instead, it seems to make neurons more or less likely to fire, by changing the electrical potential of nerve-cell membranes.

The simultaneous exchange of these two ions, known as the chloride shift, permits the plasma to be used as a storage site for bicarbonate without changing the electrical charge of either the plasma or the red blood cell.

No one knows how changing the electrical state of the brain might help those in a state of extreme mental distress: is it the effect of the electricity itself that is of benefit, the changes in neurotransmitters caused by the seizures, or the circumstances around receiving the treatment?

Therefore, when the SWCNT-bundle bridges the electrodes, the local potential distribution is changed, thereby changing the local electrical field.

In general, Eqn 5 indicates that metabolic acidosis or alkalosis may occur either by changing the net electrical charge at constant extracellular volume or by changing the extracellular volume at constant electrical charge.

This process is energy dependent and builds on calcium removal in Na/Ca by changing the intracellular electrical gradient during active removal of sodium.

A recent study however, determined that IR is absorbed by water during INS and causes local tissue heating that depolarizes the target cell by changing the membrane electrical capacitance [ 11].

Then, according to the depth information, we will define the degree of warning by changing the level of electrical signal.