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The change in uric acid concentration is worked out by measuring the current produced by the electrons – more molecules means more electrons flow and a larger current.

Since metal blocks light, the grid lines are as thin and widely spaced as is possible without impairing collection of the current produced by the cell.

Amp has an electric connotation, both from "amplitude modulation" (AM radio) and from ampere, the measurement (named in 1881 after the scientist André-Marie Ampère) of steady current produced by one volt applied across a resistance of one ohm.

The inverter, usually installed inside the house near the main electrical panel, converts the direct current produced by the photovoltaic cells to alternating current, the type used in homes.

The circuitry, devised by Edwin H. Armstrong during World War I, combines the high-frequency current produced by the incoming wave with a low-frequency current produced in the receiver, giving a beat (or heterodyne) frequency that is the difference between the original combining frequencies.

The method they used in that work was entirely new; the result of the separations made by the ordinary process of chemical analysis was controlled by tests of the activity of every fraction; the activity was measured quantitatively by the current produced by the substance when placed in a special "ionisation chamber".

The mineral is dissolved and radon removed by passing a slow current of air through the solution, then after a few days, the radon accumulated in the solution contained in a close vessel is conveyed to a special ionisation chamber, where the current produced by the α-rays of radon and radium A, B, C, is measured.

The currents produced by cilial movement, which constitute ventilation, are also utilized for bringing in and extracting food.

Both Maury and Franklin would rejoice in a new view of the oceans' currents produced by the Scientific Visualization Studio at the Goddard Space Flight Center.

Tube-dwelling polychaetes, such as Chaetopterus, may be the host to scale worms, pea crabs, or fish, which eat material carried in by water currents produced by the host.

There is no doubt that the photo-current produced by the solar cell differs from the current flowing through the external circuitry.