Sentence examples for conserve current from inspiring English sources
In this way we are able to conserve current by not running the H-Bridge when not needed.
Taking stock of intracellular nutrient stores, AMPK acts to conserve current and generate new ATP.
At many of the sites surveyed, it was apparent that there was a strong aspiration to try to conserve current species and ecosystems, at least for the foreseeable future.
In this paper, we describe an implementation of this algorithm into OSIRIS using a rigorous charge conserving current deposition method to maintain the validity of Gauss's law.
Moreover, the goal of the coverage adjustment is to prevent a significant discrepancy between the initial approximated coverage and the actual coverage as conserving current association information of objects.
Policy makers, he said, are torn between an approach that would largely conserve the current global regulatory regime, and an overhaul that could interfere with recovery but reduce the likelihood of future crises.
The generation of matrices which represent moving meshes which conserve neutron current at their boundaries, and the performance of the framework when applied to model reactivity insertion experiments is also discussed.
A conserved quantity is any quantity which is universally conserved, and current scientific theory is our best guide as to what these are.
This Design Note presents two methods of creating a split supply in a digital system that can provide good transient response while conserving supply current.
This usage did not follow the letter of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, and in 2009 the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature conserved the current name by formally suppressing the name M. garrula.
This branching pattern can be explained by two duplication events in the vertebrate lineage, where a single proto-orthologue to Kcnq2/3/4/5, duplicated to create two ancestor genes to Kcnq2/3 and Kcnq4/5 which both duplicated again to produce Kcnq2, kcnq3, kcnq4 and kcnq5 genes as conserved in current vertebrate genomes.
