Sentence examples for complementary electric from inspiring English sources

(c) and (d) are dipole and slot antennas with complementary electric and magnetic fields, respectively.

Hand, TH; Gollub, J; Sajuyigbe, S; Smith, DR; Cummer, SA, Characterization of complementary electric field coupled resonant surfaces, Applied Physics Letters, vol. 93 no.

The TE mode has the complementary set, with electric field in the strike direction and the magnetic field orthogonal to the strike.

Complementary information on electric activity can be retrieved from the work of [6], as well as from another experimental approach using brain slices from mice expressing Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) specifically in GnRH neurons [7].

Complementary to the classical electric measurements where top contacts are required and therefore a general electric behaviour for the whole via is obtained, c-AFM can address individual CNTs and get a better detailed insight into the via.

There is a beautiful symmetry in the fact that hydrogen and electricity are complementary: hydrogen can be produced from water by running an electric current through it in an electrolyzer.

For example, efficiently reducing congestion and emissions requires complementary measures on public transport, cycling, electric and shared vehicle infrastructure, urban planning, zoning and carbon pricing.

Solar advocates are pinning their hopes for a revival on the continuing fall in the cost of panels, and complementary technologies, including household batteries and electric cars.

Mr Ghosn sees electric drive as "a complementary technology".A further problem, which government subsidies have not entirely eliminated, is "sticker shock".

Hybrid-Electric Propulsion Systems (HEPS) have emerged as a promising area of research in aerospace engineering as they combine the complementary advantages of internal combustion and electric propulsion technologies while limiting the environmental emissions.

Organic nanomaterials such as organic nanowires/nanofibers also have recently utilized as electric materials for fabricating complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) circuits [27] and wearable power generators [28, 29].