Sentence examples for electrode would be from inspiring English sources
He envisioned a piece of cloth, draped over the back of a chair, which, by means of some sort of electrode, would be capable of detecting the posture of the person sitting in the chair.
The results indicate that the comb-shaped electrode would be a powerful (potential) candidate of electrode shape of the TENG to harvest the energy from real mechanical motions.
Considering the simple and facile electrode preparation, the low cost and environmental friendliness of the electrode materials, and the excellent catalytic performance, the FeOOH-NF electrode would be a promising anode candidate for the OER in large scale water electrolysis.
The Fermi level of the electrode would be changed by the potential.
One strategy for finding a replacement electrode would be to fabricate and test countless combinations of lithium-metal oxides.
If the test compound has an anticoagulant action, thrombus formation as a result of stimulation induced by the electrode would be prevented.
However, for the sake of simplicity fewer features (fewer number of probe terminal electrodes) would be more favorable, so that an e-skin device involving 8-probe terminal electrodes would be more desirable than one with 16 electrodes.
In the new battery, the fluid electrodes would be stored in tanks and pumped through a relatively small device to interact and generate electricity.
However, the instability issues associated with the conventional PEDOT: PSS and its interface with contact electrodes would be a critical hurdle preventing the technology from practical applications.
I would spend every day for a month at the Institute of Neurology in Queen Square in London, where live electrodes would be strapped to my head, zapping my neurones into submission.
Cheaper electrodes would be a big step in the right direction and that is what, in the case of the cathode, Dr Milczarek and Dr Inganas hope they have made.A good cathode material must be capable of receiving and storing charge, in the form of positive ions and electrons, in large amounts.
