Sentence examples for decrease in the electric from inspiring English sources

The decrease in the electric potential of the p-stop results from a build-up of positive charge in the silicon silicon oxide interface.

A rapid decrease in the electric field is inferred from coherent auroral and equatorial magnetic field decreases during the recovery phase, which may have been caused by northward turning of the IMF.

It demonstrates that the electric field increases with the increase in the diameter of NC Ge at a stored charge in NC Ge layer of −1 × 1012 C. Similarly, we can prove that negative interface charge density will lead to a decrease in the electric field across the tunneling oxide layer.

The c-axis-aligned material under the magnetic field showed an increase in hole mobility along the direction perpendicular to the c-axis that resulted in a 15% decrease in the electric resistivity, while the Seebeck coefficient and thermal conductivity remained unchanged; thus the figure of merit was improved by 15%.

In addition, large particulate size of SiC has a substantial effect on the electric field distributions at high SiC filler concentrations, the contribution of black SiC to the decrease in the electric field is superior to that of green SiC, and the addition of β-form SiC leads to significant low Emax, compared to that by adding α-form SiC.

Subsequent cycles of increase and decrease in the magnetospheric electric field trap additional particles and increase the energy of those already trapped.

Two maxima for the dielectric constants are observed depending on an increase or decrease in the bias electric field.

More specifically, the presence of additional ions upon the introduction of the dye species results in an increase in the solution conductivity with increasing dye concentration, which in turn results in the ions weakening self-electrophoresis through a decrease in the inner electric field with increasing solution conductivity [55].

Mr. Carson said this would result in decreases in the overall electric bill consumers pay, thus the "carbon tax" moniker.

Precipitation-induced ionospheric conductivity enhancements are suggested to be (a) the result of both shock arrival and substorm activity and (b) the cause of rapid (<6 min) decreases in the observed electric field (by as much as 40 mV/m).

In this case, Japanese value-added decrease mainly in the "Household electric and non-electric equipment" sector, which cannot be offset by the increasing effects brought by the shift of production in China-JS.