Sentence examples for electrical zone from inspiring English sources

This size is determined by techniques such as microscopy and image analysis (4– 9), sieving (5, 9), laser diffraction (4– 6, 8– 11), dynamic light scattering (4, 5, 7, 12), electrical zone sensing (coulter counter) (4, 5, 8, 10), time-of-flight measurements (4, 6, 11), and cascade impaction (4, 13).

100µm aperture for particle sizing and counting via Coulter Principle (Electrical Sensing Zone Method).

An MT survey located an electrical conductivity zone just beneath the fault plane of the 1962 northern Miyagi earthquake (Mitsuhata et al.2001).2001

The preferred alternate methods are ES-DMA + electrical sensing zone (ESZ), AUC, and AFFF.

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Ideally, a method such as ES-DMA would be combined with a well-established macroscopic particle count method such as electrical sensing zone (Allen 1997; Barnard et al. 2012; Burg et al. 2007; Lau et al. 2011) (also known as Coulter counting) to cover the full range of material sizes likely present in the dispersion.

We present a novel flow-rate independent cell concentration sensor using a fixed control volume between double electrical sensing zones.

The single line design was more efficient at salt leaching and the areas of low electrical conductivity zones in the soil profile existing throughout the growth season were directly proportional to the SMP threshold.

The map can be clearly divided into the infinite electrical contact life zone, the oxidation-dominated failure zone, and the transient unstable conductivity failure zone.

Initially when a potential is applied, the current exhibits a sharp increase followed by the rapid decrease that is ascribed to the charge of the electrical double layer (zone-I).

Knowledge of the electrical conductivity of the zone under a delaminated paint film is one necessary input parameter for the simulation of electrochemically driven underpaint corrosion.