Sentence examples for electronic quantities from inspiring English sources

Using surface-sensitive electron microscopy, we have been able to obtain μLEED patterns from Zb and Wz segments as well as mapped out the local vacuum level difference between Wz and Zb InAs, thereby allowing us to determine the most relevant electronic quantities.

The results show that the electronic transport quantities of a system consisting of a nano-ring are strongly sensitive to incoming electron energy, magnetic flux and contact hopping energies.

As a result, increasing quantities of electronic products and electronic waste are created each year, creating challenges for health and the environment throughout the global product chain for electronics.

Alford explained that sapphire has been used in large quantities in electronic components for years.

The swindlers used the stolen codes to gain access to electronic certificates that represent quantities of greenhouse gases.

In addition to thousands of boxes of paper records, the National Archives is preparing to receive vast quantities of electronic information from the Bush administration.

This aimed to identify suspicious patterns of behaviour by "data mining" (also known as "pattern recognition"): computer-driven searches of large quantities of electronic information.

Interest rates were slashed to the bone; central banks started to print large quantities of electronic money to compensate for the credit crunch; taxes were cut and public spending increased.

The US government's handling of state secrets is out of date, over-cautious and incapable of keeping up with the vast quantities of electronic data produced in the digital age, a federal committee says in a report to President Barack Obama that is published on Thursday.

Many hedge funds use automated algorithmic trading methods that spew out vast quantities of electronic limit orders designed to exploit trading opportunities that may exist for only a fraction of a second.Building a trading platform able to handle this order flow is expensive.

The present electronic age produces vast quantities of many digital document images such as technical articles, business letters and faxes.