Sentence examples for effect of these bands from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the CML released figures showing the effect of these bands on the market.

Alumina and silica have a very large band gap (9 10 eV), and examination of the effect of band-to-band excitation needs high-energy photons, for example X-ray excitation.

Ear fatigue occasionally sets in (that's one inevitable effect of the band's ruthless approach), but more often, it was simply exciting to hear familiar traditions — garage rock, country music, the blues — sounding so strange.

Within the 10-dB sensitivity reduction, the effect of the band-pass characteristic of the AWG shown in Fig. 5(b) is included.

Majority holes in contrast are prohibited from flowing into the front contact due to the combined effect of the band bending in the space charge region and the very large band offset (∼2 eV) between the valence band of InP and the valence band of TiO2.

The presence of the extracts in a suspension reduced the transfer effect of phosphate bands distinctly.

The performance enhancement in HE-TFETs is attributed to the modulating effect of heterojunction on band-to-band tunneling (BTBT).

This is caused by the combined effect of wider stop bands (see Fig. 7b) and extra damping in the dampers.

According to [ 36], the confounding effect of bands that correspond to restricted repetitive elements, and the differences in fragment size caused by insertions/deletions of a few bases are likely to be more neutral in agarose fingerprinting than in sequencer-based methods, due to the larger size of the analysed fragments.

As absorption would be a joint effect of material band properties and optical structures, well-designed light-trapping strategies for these low-bandgap PSCs will be more useful to further enhance efficiencies.

The effect of mean band speed on the band stability is discussed.