Sentence examples for electric cells from inspiring English sources
I've sat in cars whose electric cells were regenerated by the kinetic energy of the car going downhill, while feeling like I was in a Hummer.
This red or yellow crystalline solid is also used as an electrode (mixed with graphite) in zinc-mercuric oxide electric cells and in mercury batteries.
The interior of a switch hotel on a Friday night in 2001 looks exactly like the interior of a SoHo gallery on a Saturday afternoon circa 1985: the same tiny, cryptic lettering, the same inexplicable arrangements of racks and liquids and bolts and electric cells, the same pervasive air of sterility and airless ominousness... Tells about the elaborate protections against power failure.
In a 1957 speech at the American Astronomical Society, Stebbins recalled the events which led up to the electric cells: "She (May Stebbins) wrote down the numbers as the observer called them, but after some nights of recording a hundred readings just to get one magnitude, she said it was pretty slow business.
In 1841 he invented a carbon-zinc electric cell (battery) known by his name.
In 1836 Daniell proposed an improved electric cell that supplied an even current during continuous operation.
An electric cell designed as a biosensor was prepared to monitor the glucose concentrations.
The electric cell consisted of an Ag/AgCl reference electrode, a platinum counter electrode, and a working electrode modified with poly neutral red) (PNR)/GOx/Nafion.
This paper presents an experimentally derived design rule for optimization of microelectrodes used in electric cell-substrate impedance sensing (ECIS) up to 10 MHz.
In this review, three typical techniques for impedance measurement, i.e., electric cell-substrate impedance sensing, Impedance flow cytometry and electric impedance spectroscopy, are reviewed from the aspects of theory, to electrode design and fabrication, and applications.
With no power, the electric cell doors remained stubbornly shut as the facility filled with water.
