Sentence examples for charged parallel from inspiring English sources

The production of microcapsules by electrospraying two immiscible liquids from oppositely charged parallel nozzles and the subsequent microcapsule collection constitute an electroencapsulation process influenced by numerous parameters.

The continuum self-consistent-field theory (SCFT) is employed to study the adsorption of bi-disperse flexible polyelectrolytes (PEs) on two charged parallel columns.

The planar model is described as one region of electrolyte enclosed by two oppositely charged parallel plates separated by about several or dozens of nanometers, as shown in Fig. 4a.

Motivated by recent progress on the inclusion of ion-ion correlations through continuum models applied to mobile charge dynamics analysis, we present a modified Poisson Nernst Planck (mPNP) model to include both steric and electrostatic correlation effects on ion dynamics near charged parallel blocking electrodes.

For example, for the buckled Si-dimers at the Si(100) surface, XPS clearly shows two differently charged Si-moieties, while STM images show only equally charged, parallel Si-dimers.

(It was now charging parallel to the beach, fleeing some dimly sensed fate).

In order to model SC charged, substation parallel connection a braking resistor.

For multiple lines, Blumleins are stacked in series at one end and charged in parallel and synchronously commutated with a single switching element at the other end.

Figure 1 clearly indicates that the free charges leading the current are accumulated on the surfaces of the gel on which the voltage is applied (similar to charging a parallel plate capacitor) and the gels have ionic charge carriers.

The play is depicted through grotesque band music charged with dissonant parallel intervals and slightly "off" harmonies.

The theoretical background for the mathematical engine that is at the heart of our application has been derived from the electrostatic field theory, more specifically, extended from a solution for electrostatic potential generated by two long parallel charged conductors given in [ 41].