Sentence examples for conductor I from inspiring English sources

Seawater is a much better conductor (i.e., it has lower resistivity) than fresh water owing to its higher content of dissolved salts; dry rock is very resistive.

Therefore, the small degradation of the TF conductor, i.e., stable operation of the TF conductor is preliminarily anticipated.

where ∑ ̂ L and ∑ ̂ R are the self-energy terms of left and right leads, respectively, and Ĥ is the Hamiltonian of the conductor, i.e., in our case, the circular graphene sheet plus a few unit cells of the leads.

In the case of a nearly perfect conductor, i.e., when the skin depth δ (in ordinary conductors) or the London penetration depth δL (in superconductors) is much smaller than the other physical scales, the current flows only on the surface.

One-component ceramic membrane-reactor, constituting of the same type of Ca0.8Sr0.2Ti1−xFexO3−α perovskite-type oxide for the catalyst involving support oxides, i.e., Ni/Ca0.8Sr0.2Ti0.9Fe0.1O3−α, and the oxide ionic and electronic mixed conductor, i.e., Ca0.8Sr0.2Ti0.7Fe0.3O3−α, has been investigated for the partial oxidation of methane into synthesis gas in natural gas conversion process.

It is important to note that the scalp-recorded EEG represents the underlying voltage gradients, which may be altered as they pass through the volume conductor (i.e. body).

Some male conductors I have worked with could benefit from adopting this new approach.

But with orchestras and conductors I like to hear different sounds, different meanings in the piece.

It's something I've never experienced with other conductors; I don't know how he does it.

Still, his trouble made me think back to those Italian house conductors I heard at the Met in my youth, like Fausto Cleva and Nello Santi.

Mr. Nakabayashi, whom Mr. Montez calls "one of the best conductors I've ever worked with," was artistic director of the Oakland Opera and the orchestra director at San Jose State University in California.