Sentence examples for dielectric displacement from inspiring English sources

The experimental results are used to calculate the crack tip stress and dielectric displacement intensity factors and the crack tip energy release rate.

A piezoelectric material is a material that develops a dielectric displacement in response to an applied stress and, conversely, develops a strain in response to an electric field.

From the continuity of the dielectric displacement in the parallel direction explained above, we can find the overall displacement by averaging the displacement field contributions from the metallic and dielectric components: D ∥ = ρ D m ∥ + 1 − ρ D d ∥ (9).

Up to Zr = 0.45 mole fraction, the loops showed an ellipse shape due to the vertical deflection electric field with partial dielectric displacement and partly due to conduction [1].

Second, whenever alpha helix formation is blocked (e.g., by the dielectric displacement force induced by intervening charged residue), a beta sheet region will form.

First, if the stringent conditions for hydrophobic collapse are unopposed by (sufficiently large) dielectric displacement forces, an alpha helix will form.

The predicted effective properties are incorporated in the proposed uni-axial model and the dielectric hysteresis (electrical displacement versus electric field) as well as butterfly curves (strain versus electric field) are simulated.

He found that the model gave rise to a corresponding "displacement current" in the dielectric medium, which could then be the seat of transverse waves.

A promising method for droplet displacement is electrowetting on dielectric (EWOD).

Here, we extend such RF dielectric measurements to study electrical charge displacement arising from electrically excited voltage-sensitive membrane-bound proteins.

However, H+ displacement through the protein dielectric is only one of several alternative sources of charge displacement such as tilting of helices or movement of charged residues during the transport reaction.