Sentence examples for conduction one from inspiring English sources

To produce higher conduction, one can intentionally introduce impurities (typically to a concentration of one part per million host atoms).

Rotor coil cooling is performed by thermal conduction, one end of the motor shaft is hollow to give access for the cooling system.

Furthermore, two patients had normal peripheral nerve conduction; one was still able to walk and the other was only able to sit.

In the light-driven proton pump bacteriorhodopsin (BR), the pivotal components of the mechanism are two Asp residues in the proton conduction channel, one salt-bridged to the PSB on the extracellular (EC) side and another located in the cytoplasmic (CP) side of the half-channel with respect to the PSB.

It was demonstrated that applying the concept of dry polymer system to proton conduction is one possible approach toward high-temperature fuel cells.

For composite propellants, solid-phase thermal conduction is one of the dominant processes of propellant combustion and influences their burning characteristics.

Under the assumption of parabolic band edges for valence and conduction bands, one gets J c, v hν ∝ hv − E G bulk 2 [22]; thus, for α values larger than 1 × 104 cm−1, the energy dependence of α is satisfactorily modeled by the Tauc law: α = B hν hν − E G bulk 2, (2).

"The conduction of one nerve tract is not insulated from that taking place in the remaining tracts.

The second, abnormal nerve conduction, represents one or more abnormal nerve conduction results (amplitude, conduction velocity, or F response latency) in two different peripheral nerves among the median (sensory or motor), peroneal motor, or sural sensory studies.

In this work, the heat transfer matrix approach is used for a quantitative analysis of heat conduction in one-dimensional multilayer structures under steady periodic conditions.

Nevertheless, we notice that in the above three-dimensional model, anharmonicity (necessary condition for standard heat conduction in one-dimensional lattice chains [23]), despite the potential form itself, intervenes due to a more complicated geometry and the presence of angular and dihedral potentials (9), and (10).