Sentence examples for energy filtration from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, TFETs can be used for energy filtration in which only charges with small energies are transmitted; gate voltage less than 60 mV/dec is the maximum limit for traditional FETs which has advantageous property being low dimensional [165, 166], and gate electrode used for the modulation of potential in the channel.

For F20 datasets, the nominal magnification was 25 000, which corresponds to a 0.93 nm pixel size after applying a binning factor of 2. For Polara datasets, the nominal magnification was 29 000, which corresponds to a 0.71 nm pixel size after binning by 2. Energy filtration was not used in this study.

The loop-based energy-filtration is different from the notion of "stickiness" [ 40].

Thus we need both an arc- as well as an energy-filtration.

Thus, examination of the influence of wetting on the adhesion energy and filtration performance was possible.

To minimize the specific energy consumption, filtration flux, backwash duration and aeration rate during backwash were the most important factors.

Over the past decades, electrospinning has shown to be one of the most effective approaches to fabricate nanocomposites in energy [12], filtration [13], catalysis [14], sensing [15], tissue engineering [16] and electronics [17].

Since measurements were not conducted dose-optimized, several aspects can be addressed to reduce the dose applied: an increase of currently 13.2 49.4%% setup fringe visibility by improving the beam quality (design energy, beam filtration) and grating quality (duty cycle, grating substrate thickness, grating height) would imply an approximately 14-fold decrease in dose for phase-contrast imaging.

Unlike the costly steam-based systems used elsewhere in the Middle East, the Israeli method uses energy-efficient filtration devices that Israel has helped to perfect, but long could not afford on a large scale at home.

The porosity of the nanofiber stacks is a crucial property which determines its effectiveness either in filtration, energy storage or tissue scaffold applications.

Depending on the technical process used, either thermal (distillation) or electrical (e.g., membrane-based filtration) energy is needed in order to desalinate seawater.