Sentence examples for course of current from inspiring English sources
We had to counter these attempts of concealment which cropped up everywhere in the course of current proceedings.
In the course of current drop from the active to passive state, the Fe3O4 film was oxidized to a Fe2O3 film, resulting in a small second current peak on the anodic polarization curves.
For many Americans, the course of current events, at home and abroad, has engendered an attitude that has progressed beyond cynicism into a wondering disgust and on into a blazing anger in search of an outlet.
Rahim Kanani: Looking at water and sanitation more broadly, what are some of the key trends, challenges or opportunities you see that have the potential to significantly change the course of current efforts, for better or for worse?
Companies face an increasing threat regarding the security and safety of their information systems due to the opening of security domains for web-based access in the course of current technological developments such as Federated Identity Management[1] and Cloud Computing[2, 3].
But occasionally Geisel grew irritated with the course of current events and wrote a children's book with political overtones.
(C) Time course of currents (n = 8 cells) with acute Pyr3 inhibition of a reconstituted CRAC pore.
The networks were created based on the time-course of current source density estimates at 66 cortical areas derived from the event-related potentials.
The time courses of current changes upon compound application and washout were generated by repeatedly depolarizing and measuring the change in current at the end of the pulse.
Fig. 3A shows the time-course of current activation by ET-1 at +20 and −120 mV during the voltage ramp protocol.
Following whole-cell formation, currents were measured in response to repetitive voltage-ramps from −90 mV to +90 mV applied from a holding potential of 0 mV, and the time-course of current inhibition during drug administration was determined at −74 mV (Fig. 2A and B) from each ramp (Fig. 2C and D).
