Sentence examples for decrease in the voltage from inspiring English sources

The short-term durability test at 200 mA cm−2 and 180 °C reveals that all the cells exhibit a gradual decrease in the voltage along with a rise in the internal resistance.

Similar to graphite, graphene was observed to undergo colour change [34] upon a decrease in the voltage, i.e., during the lithium intercalation stage of the galvanostatic experiments, from black in the pristine state to a reddish-yellow intermediate compound at 0.03 V (Fig. 3b) and golden yellow in the fully lithiated electrode at 0.02 V (Fig. 3c).

Any ground reaction force at the hill caused a decrease in the voltage of the Wheatstone bridge, which could be correlated to the torque in the sagittal plane of the foot when the heel was interacting with the ground (e.g., heel strike).

With the increasing number of cells, a gradually decreasing increase in the voltage output was found in the parallel stack and series stack at a high load, while the series stack showed first an increase and later a decrease in the voltage output at low load.

A series of in situ Raman spectra obtained during these CV experiments at 3.00, 0.20 and 0.02 V showed that the G-band of graphene shifted from 1580 cm−1 (at 3.00 V) to higher frequency shifts with the decrease in the voltage from 3.00 V (Fig. 8).

Loaded tows transiting the EDBS create a return current of water flowing between the tow and the canal wall that typically travels opposite the direction of tow movement, and cause a decrease in the voltage gradient of the barrier of up to 88%.

Tail current analysis (Figure 1C) in the presence PBA resulted in a left-shift of the midpoint of activation (V1/2) and a decrease in the voltage-dependence (z) of Q1/E1 complexes (Table 1).

These cracks accompanied with a decrease in the cell voltage.

In the case of the parallel alignment, a significant decrease in the induced voltage was observed with the herringbone grooves.

The Cu-NPs enhanced the local electric field within the SiO2 layer, which caused a decrease in the forming voltage.

Therefore, the significant decrease in the induced voltage in the presence of herringbone grooves is due to the combined effects of reduced flow velocity and increased vorticity.