Sentence examples for contributed by the current from inspiring English sources
According to the superposition theorem, the fault current is contributed by the current fed by the AC-side source and that provided by the arm reactor.
Because of the tripping of CB1, the fault current from the utility side is interrupted and then contributed by the current from MMC-1 AC side.
The switch is explained by increased outward current contributed by the M-type potassium current IM... Thus, even so-called "intrinsic" properties may differ qualitatively between in vitro and in vivo conditions.
But the restaurant's $6 million build-out includes at least $2 million in tenant improvements contributed by the building's current owner, a partnership between the German investment fund Jamestown Group and the local landlord Murray Hill Properties, which also manages the building.
Therefore, according to the superposition theorem, the voltage of any node i in the network is: U_{i} = mathop sum limits_{j} Z_{ij} I_{j} - Z_{if} I_{f} (2 where the first term is the voltage of node i before fault occurrence, denoted by U i (0); and −Z if I f is the voltage component of node i merely contributed by the short circuit current.
In the GCM, the fault current (FC) is contributed by the DER and the utility, where as in the IM, the FC is contributed mostly by the DER and partly by the ESD.
Since the excitonic effect plays a dominant role in the inter-band excited CPGE spectra of the insulating GaAs/AlGaAs QWs [21], the CPGE current is mainly contributed by the carriers at small k.
The thin current sheet is mainly contributed by the electron diamagnetic drift, which is primarily caused by the finite gyroradius effect of outgoing accelerated electrons.
This current investigation is based on existing historic use data contributed by the HealthPartners Medical Group (HPMG).
After controlling for demographic variables by a general linear model, the estimated difference in the SS score contributed by migraine was slightly greater than that contributed by a current MDE (6.2 vs. 5.3). Figure 1 shows the scores of depression, anxiety, and somatic symptoms in four subgroups.
A highlight of the day was the presentation of a Festschrift for Pesetsky — A Pesky Set: Papers for David Pesetsky — a collection of 60 linguistic papers contributed by former and current students.
