Sentence examples for current derived from inspiring English sources

The warm Caribbean Current, derived from the junction of the North Equatorial Current and the Guiana Current, flows at an average rate in the range of 38 to 43 cm (15 to 17 inches) per second and transports about 27,500,000 cubic m (1,000,000,000 cubic feet) of water per second.

The strong dark current derived from photoconductive working scheme seems to be an unavoidable weakness.

The estimated horizontal equivalent current is similar to the equivalent current derived from ground magnetometers.

That means that the equivalent current derived from ground is the divergence-free component of the ionospheric horizontal currents.

The equivalent current derived from this geomagnetic effect is called the L current and its magnitude is about one tenth of the Sq current (Campbell, 1980).

The global circuit return current derived from these measurements is compared to the global lightning activity determined by the world wide lightning location (WWLLN) network.

A comparison between the ionospheric currents derived from ground-based measurements and those from our technique also shows very similar results.

Figure 4 shows an example of the radial currents derived from a simulated data set described in VennerstrØm et al. (2004).

Textural and mineralogical features between the base and the top of the tsunami layer suggest the imprint of run-up and backwash currents derived from a unique wave.

Charging currents derived from voltage distribution were fitted with experimental anodic part of CV curves and equivalent series resistance (ESR) was generated.

Model robustness was tested by comparing results obtained with data from the side-by-side flying satellites Alpha and Charlie: currents derived with Charlie describe more than (97,%) of those derived from Alpha.