Sentence examples for electrode capable from inspiring English sources
The generic use of a modified streptavidin carbon-polymer biocomposite electrode capable of surface regeneration and a one step hybridisation/immobilisation procedure are the main advantages of this approach.
Each MEA contains 59 recording electrodes with each electrode capable of recording the activity of several adjacent neurons.
The proposed design for a large-field prototype KCD includes a cylindrical pressure chamber along with 576 signal-collecting electrodes capable of resolving at 2 mm−1.
We developed spin valve tunneling magnetoresistance devices based on MgO barrier and two compositions of CoFeB electrodes capable of sensing magnetic field in tunable ranges with high sensitivity and low nonlinearity.
The influence of the carbon matrix is also quite pronounced, and it has been found that electrodes capable of recharging at 150 mA cm−2 can be produced by the simple expedient of varying the matrix orientation.
Then, inside the pot we place the energy generation system that we created which stores soil and electrodes capable of converting plant nutrients into electric energy".
Nicolelis said his team has used probes to listen in on as many as 750 neurons at a time, and it wants to build implantable suites of electrodes capable of recording the activity of several thousand.
Although a PPS was not worn for defibrillation, we noted that if instead of applying paddles, multifunction defibrillation electrodes capable of both pacing and defibrillation (M3501A; Agilent Technologies, Andover, MA, USA) were applied to the chest, hands-off defibrillation could be accomplished.
Therefore, the proposed electrode is capable of producing holes of high aspect ratio with minimum electrode fabrication time.
In the latter case, the electric potential induced by the gate electrode is capable of removing all the carriers from the channel.
The nanocomposite electrode was capable to deliver stable specific capacities at various current rates and recover substantial capacities without obvious capacity decline when returning to lower current rates.
