Sentence examples for current going through from inspiring English sources

Down the road, the idea is to get electrical gauges that will register the current going through them.

Too much current going through the circuit heats the switch, causing its two metals to expand at different rates, which makes it bend.

To remove the risk that large current going through I/O pad breaks down the pad frame, we redesigned traditional I/O pad to operate in bi-direction.

As shown in Equations 6, 7 and 10, we model the current going through the synapse connecting neuron j to neuron i as being proportional to the maximum conductance J i j.

Aminfar et al. [17] applied a two-phase model to investigate the mixed convection of the water-Fe3O4 ferrofluid in a vertical rectangular duct under a nonuniform magnetic field generated by an electric current going through a parallel wire located under the duct.

The electrical current going through the clamps if they're on your labia or your nipple, it's like a sewing needle jabbing right through it.

The first time, too much current went through too small a conduit, so everything caught fire.

"The electric current goes through the bronze circuit, and each of the seeds are stuck on to the lights individually".

Airplanes have always had circuit breakers, which are essentially thermal switches that open when too much current goes through a circuit, as can happen in a house when a wire comes loose in a lamp, say, or insulation gets frayed.

The cartoonish image of my head being fried, tiny shocks and whiffs of smoke coming off it as the electric current went through, haunted me even though I knew that ECT no longer was administered with convulsive force, jolting patients in their straps.

In particular we observe that dendrites may burn when a high enough current goes through them, a thermo-fusible effect predicted in a previous paper and confirmed by SEM experiments.