Sentence examples for corresponding charge from inspiring English sources
Asia Pulp and Paper will forfeit a $20 million deposit and take a corresponding charge to earnings.
The insert shows the energy level diagram at the CdTe/CdSe interface and the corresponding charge transfer process.
The corresponding charge distribution at such interface induces an electric potential gradient, such a gradient having been experimentally observed.
And then, to handle the constraints, the feasibility and dominance rules are introduced and the corresponding charge formula is used for biasing feasible solutions over infeasible ones.
Open image in new window Fig. 10 a Calculated extinction spectra (left) and corresponding charge distribution profiles (right) of the triangular gold nanoplate with 400 nm edges.
In the paper, a new method of time-to-digital conversion (TDC) is proposed where the discretized time interval is first converted to the corresponding charge packet, and next processed in the charge domain by event-driven successive charge redistribution.
The three types of neutrinos are electron, muon, or tau; each type of neutrino can convert into its corresponding charged particle (electrons, muons, or tau leptons) when it interacts with ordinary matter.
The corresponding charge-discharge curves are also shown in Fig. 8a c, respectively.
Fig. 8 Rate performance (a) and the corresponding charge-discharge curves of CuO using different binders.
Photoinduced one-electron transfer from the MLCT donor subunit to the diiron acceptor site could be observed with an efficient steady-state accumulation of the corresponding charge-separated state.
The former indeed physically account for the average distance and spatial dispersion of the corresponding charge-tier atoms, rendering the method more sensitive to the size and extendedness in space, which is a desirable effect, as significant distortions in such parameters (either due to conformational changes or chemical modification) would severely affect the binding capacity of the ligand.
