Sentence examples for current sensitive from inspiring English sources

"Given current sensitive hydrological conditions, there is a risk of further surface water flooding in Wales, and both river and surface-water flooding in Cornwall, Devon and Somerset".

The detection limits are 0.32 µM (ABFC) and 0.076 µM (NABFC) which are comparable to those of current sensitive methods.

"Having sought wide-ranging advice, Tate feels that to exhibit the work in London in the current sensitive climate, post July 7, would not be appropriate," the museum said, referring to the deadly bombings in London this summer.

A current sensitive preamplifier stage with individual gain adjustment interfaces the multi-anode PM outputs with a current division resistor network.

Moreover, due to the detector read-out achieved by coupling a specially designed current sensitive preamplifier directly to a sampling ADC, the shape analysis of the signals from the BCD allows the isotope identification of light particles with A up to ∼11.

INCX was measured as the current sensitive to rapid application of 10 mM Ni2+.

Finally, the stability of the triple phase boundary is questioned and a current-sensitive reaction zone geometry is suggested as an explanation for the behaviour.

Depending on different print parameters such as drop spacing or substrate temperature, conductive track widths in the range of 5 15 μm were achieved with a electrical resistivity of about 3.9·10−3 to 5.6·10−3 Ω·m measured by current-sensitive AFM.

The advantages of the current-sensitive amplifier include a lower input impedance and an elimination of the flux feedback coil.

The MSC on board the Arase satellite is the first experiment using a current-sensitive preamplifier for probing the plasma waves in the radiation belts.

The MSC adopts a current-sensitive amplifier (Ozaki et al. 2014) instead of a common voltage amplifier using the flux feedback technique (Matsumoto et al. 1994).