Sentence examples for charged time for from inspiring English sources

But this is an especially charged time for Coldplay to try reinventing itself.

The revelations come at a highly charged time for Britain's energy sector, with many of the big six suppliers under public fire for alleged profiteering on household energy bills and mis-selling on the doorstep.

The trade figures came out at a politically charged time for President Obama, who is joining other leaders of the Group of 20 nations at a meeting in Seoul, South Korea, that is expected to address global economic issues, including currency and trade.

Weaker dynamics of ions could lead to a lower charging rate and longer charging time for slit pores.

Competition between mixing and conductive losses gives rise to a thermodynamically optimum charging time for the system.

Average number of electrons per NC Ge dot and the voltage across the tunneling oxide layer as a function of charging time for different sizes.

If the inner tube is not present under that electrode, a relatively small capacitance will be observed, as will a concomitant fast charging time for the electrode.

Note that the average density of Ge NCs increases with decreasing dot size according to Equation 4, thus it will need more charging time for the smaller dot size.

The designed S@hCNC composite with a high sulfur loading of 79.8 wt% presents the large capacity, high-rate capability and long cycle life, which could shorten the charging time for mobile devices from hours to minutes.

The diffusion coefficient for the electron transfer in the film during the redox reaction, the response time for the optical transition, top, the charging time for the film, tc and the molar absorptivity, ε, are calculated.

Of course, and particularly since 9/11, there have been some acute issues about whether protections we have sought - especially over pre-charge time for terrorist suspects - are proportionate and fair.