Sentence examples for electronic capacity from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the seizing electronic capacity of F− was stronger and more stable after bonding with Ni, Mn, and Cr, thus improving the stability of the spinel structure.
Bandwidth has been tripling and electronic storage capacity has been quadrupling every year.
Despite Mexico's commitment to pursue deportations, the US is preparing for another surge during the summer months with bigger detention centres and extra electronic tagging capacity.
This can be attributed to the superhigh surface area and the excellent electronic transmission capacity of rGO [1, 29, 35].
The promotion of photocatalytic hydrogen evolution activity should be attributed to the utilization of the longer wavelength visible light and a great electronic transmission capacity of MOF.
The activation process with an exchangeable guest solvent produced the Zr MOF with the high surface area and the high stability, which provide a great electronic transmission capacity.
We also report calculations of the specific electronic heat capacity of graphene with different chemical potentials and discuss the electronic thermal conductivity of graphene at high electronic temperatures, suggesting a value in the range of 1 Wm−1 K−1.
With the good catalytic performance of CCO nanoparticles and the great electronic transmission capacity of rGO nanosheets, the lithium peroxide films were decomposed at a lower potential charge of 3.56 V.
Machine intelligence is increasing much faster than human intelligence thanks to Moore's Law (an exponential increase in electronic processing capacity over time).
[ 34] Today, public health officials often have limited electronic communication capacity, data systems, and other informatics tools.
Interestingly, returning to the example of the partial molar electronic heat capacity of a conductor, and by implication the partial molar entropy of electrons in a conductor, these are quantities that are well defined in a formal sense but not measurable in a practical sense.
