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Ernst F.W. Alexanderson, in full Ernst Frederik Werner Alexanderson (born Jan . 25 , 1878Uppsala, Swed. died May 14 , 1975 Schenectady, N.Y., U.S). electrical engineer and television pioneer who developed a high-frequency alternator (a device that converts direct current into alternating current) capable of producing continuous radio waves and thereby revolutionized radio communication.

Their origin is commonly related to the existence of brief episodes of strong bottom-hugging currents capable of ripping up recently deposited, unconsolidated sediment.

Submarine channels etched into the escarpment serve as waterways down which shallow-water carbonate sediment can be transported by turbidity currents capable of redistributing them as apronlike deposits on the oceanic abyssal plain.

In 1937, Hannes Alfvén argued that if plasma pervaded the universe, it could then carry electric currents capable of generating a galactic magnetic field.

If that is right, each bit of nerve will become active in turn, excited by local currents from the preceding bit, and producing local currents capable of exciting the subsequent bit.

Moreover, they had not yet developed Na+ currents capable of generating action potentials.

Neurons have a rich repertoire of ionic currents capable of subthreshold oscillations that can store the information about the arrival of an IPSP for periods of time much greater than the duration of the initial perturbation.

The control strategy mainly consists of a fuzzy logic controller for deriving the reference q-axis generator current and a non-singular terminal sliding mode current controller capable of accurately tracking the derived reference generator current.

In this study, reduced leakage current CMV clamped topology is proposed which can eliminate leakage current and capable of injecting reactive power into the grid.

I can think of no member of the current team capable of such emotion, such combative pride.

However, current techniques capable of tracking the dynamic actions of membrane receptors are elusive.