Sentence examples for electric variations from inspiring English sources

This improvement helps us to calculate MT responses at sites where only electric variations were observed.

Additionally, N-terminal electric variation caused by His tag affected its biological characteristics (Hoover et al. 2003).

It sells an electric version of its Fiat 500 subcompact car and a hybrid gas-electric variation of its Chrysler Pacifica minivan.

VOLKSWAGEN More plug-in hybrid technology was on display here in the form of the Cross Coupe concept, a diesel-electric variation of the gas-electric design study shown in Tokyo last year.

Since our present analysis includes low and fixed polar energy inputs, the electric field variations arise from neutral wind variations driven by atmospheric waves propagating from the lower atmosphere.

Hourly average value of the measured current and electric field variations using wire antenna and Electric field meter are shown in Fig. 4. The correlation coefficient for these parameters more than 0.9 during fairweather days and hence, during fair weather the conductivity is more or less stable.

Electric field variations in the inner magnetosphere and plasmasphere regions associated with sudden commencements (SCs) are investigated by using the observation data of the Akebono satellite which has been carried out more than 15 years since 1989.

The reduction in forming variability at high temperatures (hot forming) is explained using the insensitivity of vacancy generation to local electric field variations induced by the dynamic fluctuations in the post-SBD filament configuration using the quantum point contact (QPC) formulation.

In ECD the model predicts cation, anion and proton concentration profiles, electric field variations and deposit growth speed, that are in qualitative agreement with experiments; the predicted evolution and collision of the deposit and proton fronts reveal a time scaling close to those observed in experiments.

The model predicts cation, anion and proton concentration profiles, electric field variations and deposit growth speed, that are in good agreement with experiments; the predicted evolution and collision of the deposit and proton fronts reveal a time scaling close to those observed in experiments.

Figure 7 shows the eastward electric field variations at the EAR site during 21 30 March 2011 and 21 30 June 2011.