Sentence examples for collapse effect from inspiring English sources

The thermal AlD-grown AlN also exhibits effective passivation and improved drain collapse effect.

This comparison suggests that using thermal ALD, AlN can annihilate the surface states and effectively suppress the drain current collapse effect.

On the other hand, the potential of AlGaN/GaN HEMTs is greatly limited for high-speed and high-power applications by the current collapse effect.

In some spectral aspects (in particular, in the soliton-like form), the initial appearance of ML is similar to the revelation of known collapse effect for atomic electron orbit (or wave function collapse for exited electrons) [25, 26].

The electron trapped at the AlGaN surface can cause surface leakage current and drain current collapse effects [2 4].

36 By contrast, although further experimental evidence is required, our results suggest that the presence of ABs per se may have additional 'presumptive' collapse effects in key metabolic pathways independent of the community structure and that functional replacement events may be affected under AB stress.

Luis Eugenio Suárez, president of the Spanish College of Geologists, said in a statement that a quake of that magnitude "does not have sufficient intensity to produce a collapsing effect," which therefore must lead to the conclusion that "the damages caused must have been due to previous damages".

In PowerPoint 2007, apply the following effects: Front side – Collapse exit effect – on click; Back side – Stretch entrance effect – after previous; Back side – Collapse exit effect – on click; Front side – Stretch entrance effect – after previous.

To enable estimation, we adopted the idea of Li and Leal [20] and collapsed effects of similar variant classes (non-synonymous MC4R polymorphisms or functionally relevant obesity MC4R mutations).

It seemed simple, and it was, but after the confusion and rupture of the Soviet collapse, the effect was profound.

But it lacks neither that nor the dramatic irony of Liston's collapse: in effect, prostration to a demiurge of history on the turn.