Sentence examples for electric information from inspiring English sources
In addition, that the chip of measuring circuit goes wrong will influence the accurate of measured values which reflect electric information, easily resulting in incorrect judgment and malfunction of the SSCD.
In addition, the substation area protection system is constructed inner the substation to measure and collect the internal substation electric information independently, which can achieve the backup protection function of connected lines and components.
Similarly, complementary directional projections from canals in different clusters may be integrated centrally to provide omnidirectional information during processing of electric information.
All-electric information technology now accounts for somewhere between 25% and 60% of GDP growth, and the percentage continues to rise year by year.
Thus, CGM delivers more cardio-electric information than a conventional 12-lead ECG.
If you just replace the mechanical switches that go click click click — you have to decode them very slowly — if you put a membrane at each end of that set of wires and you let it vibrate in a magnetic field or an electric field, that electrical information will also travel down those wires to the other end.
Therefore, this study designs a hybrid discriminant analysis and rough set model (DARST) to provide decision rules representing relations in an electric load information system.
Consequently, the proposed model is a promising alternative for developing an electric load information system and offers decision rules base for the utility management as well as operations staff.
Subsequently the complex electric field information was obtained via the digital Hilbert transform step of Eq. (2) with the addition of a division by the amplitude roll-off curve in the depth domain to correct for β(Δ z) and β(Δ z + γ) in Eq. (8).
The inexorable increase in the absolute and relative importance of electricity means that its transportation and management will collaterally rise in importance in our ever more electric and information-centric economy.
He understood the cold war as "an electric battle of information and of images".
