Sentence examples for discharged energy from inspiring English sources
Maximum discharged energy density near breakdown field was achieved at ultralow BT loading of 1 vol%.
Firstly, we explore the inherent trade-off between discharged energy and required time for complete discharge.
The experts described the tremors as "normal", and if anything positive, because they discharged energy from the fault, and they said it was very unlikely there would be stronger tremors than those already experienced.
It was found that the proposed plant feasibly stored and discharged energy, based on the solar radiation and chemical storage availability, to maintain base-load power productions (250 MWe or 120 MWe) with an overall efficiency of 14.6%.
The most notorious of these were contained in a television interview on the day of the experts' meeting, including his comments that the tremors posed "no danger" but were in fact "favourable" because they discharged energy from the Earth's crust that could otherwise have contributed to a larger quake (an idea that finds little favour with most seismologists).
Under each scenario, the daily switching number of each TCL and the daily discharged energy of each EV are counted during the smoothing control, and then the average daily switching number of TCLs and the total daily discharged energy of EVs are calculated.
Batteries are heavy, they discharge energy slowly, and they have a distressing tendency to explode.
Sodium-sulfur batteries also rely on a chemical reaction to store and discharge energy, but their design differs radically from that of conventional batteries.
Supercapacitors are evolving into an important component in energy storage technology with the capability for storing and discharging energy very quickly and effectively.
The laser's electromagnetic fields eject electrons by discharging energy and momentum on the surface of the material.
First a liquid - the electrolyte - is charged via electrodes, then pumped into the computer, where it discharges energy to the chip.
