Sentence examples for current hence from inspiring English sources

The magnitude of the electron current is prortional to the magnitude of the beam current, hence giving us our vertical and horizonal profiles.

Bending of this sheet-like laminate generates voltage and current; hence, it can be used as a motion sensor or as an energy harvesting unit.

In plants, these proteins react to the presence of light, oxygen, or the voltage of a weak electrical current, hence the name.

The band was founded by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young in 1973, who named it after the abbreviation for "alternating current direct current" - hence the lightning bolt on their logo.

There was a possibility of some n-i-p-i layers not contributing to device current, hence yielding a very low value of the short-circuit current density.

The lower voltage region of RRAM shows the lower value of peak current; hence, sense amplifier does not distinguish between data and noise.

Things used to be moved by human or animal muscle (which requires energy, hence food, hence sunlight), or by wind (which requires thermal currents, hence sunlight), or by falling water (which requires condensation and evaporation, hence sunlight).

Moreover, the battery in the new control scheme is better protected from the short-term frequent cycles and abrupt currents, hence has been proved to have a longer lifetime extension.

Enhanced DP-2-type two-cell currents—hence MI currents were the dominant structures throughout the SC, and the only noticeable signature of the PI is a small counterclockwise current cell in the pre-noon sector (Fig. 5c).

A high magnetic field perpendicular to the nanowire orients the magnetization in perpendicular direction to the current and hence such a drop is observed.

The thermal stress and stress intensity factors were found to increase with increasing input current (and hence increasing thermal gradient).