Sentence examples for charging terminals from inspiring English sources
The College of the Atlantic, an environmentally focused university, is allowing people with plug-in hybrid or electric vehicles to power up for free at its two charging terminals, The Bangor Daily News reports.
The shift to electric mobility primarily concerns the supply of energy and its local distribution to users, with a dense network of charging terminals.
Essentially what we're doing is building a charging terminal.
The cosmogenic isotope beam is attracted to the high-voltage terminal of the machine where collisions with gas or a thin carbon foil or both strip various numbers of electrons, thereby leaving the subject isotope with a distribution of multiple positive charge states that are repelled by the positively charged terminal.
Most commercial rechargeable batteries pass a lithium ion from the anode, the negatively charged terminal, to the positively charged cathode and have to be made at high temperatures.
It has been reported that a charge-charge interaction between the positively charged terminal amine of the agonist and Glu124 on the receptor serves as an anchor point for binding.
This could be denoted with additional tags like R{N+S+}R{S+}HIS{C-} where tag {N+} indicates a positively charged terminal amino group of the preceding arginine (R), {S+} indicates a positively charged side chain of the preceding arginine (R) and {C-} the negative charged carboxylic group of the preceding terminal serine (S) respectively.
That is because the anti-parallel/in-register state was associated with the strongest attraction between the charged terminal residues.
The electrostatic reorganization of SAMs with charged terminal functional groups has been investigated in previous reports.
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PnA (p I ∼ 6) has a slight negative charge at neutral pH and GM1 contains a negatively charged terminal sialic acid, which could repel the PnA molecules from the surface.
