Sentence examples for evolution of the electrical from inspiring English sources
The motion of the electrically driven cantilevers is performed by measuring the evolution of the electrical impedance at the resonant frequencies that varies between 10 kHz and 130 kHz for the resonant mode.
The evolution of the electrical discharges parameters during spark anodization of metallic Zr under galvanostatic regime have been investigated by image analysis in phosphoric and oxalic acid electrolytes.
They consisted in applying an external compression to CNTs powder samples and measuring the evolution of the electrical resistance across the pressed material.
For the characterisation of the fatigue behaviour, the mechanical stress strain hysteresis loops, the temperature change and the evolution of the electrical resistance were monitored.
Evolution of the electrical and morphological properties of micron-sized SnSb has been investigated to understand the electrochemical behavior observed during cycling experiments.
In a previous work, using a physical compact model to predict cell operation, we have shown a paradoxical impact on the evolution of the electrical field through the thin tunnel oxide with regard to the coupling ratio.
The effects of the structural evolution on the electrical behavior of fabricated Schottky diodes were investigated by current-voltage (I-V) characterization in a Karl Süss electrical probe station, as well as by C-AFM [11], performed using a Veeco DI dimension 3100, equipped with the nanoscope V electronics and the scanning spreading resistance [SSRM] module [12].
Therefore, the evolution of this electrical parameter in response to anandamide is fully consistent with the interaction of anandamide with a POPC monolayer (initial increase of the surface pressure followed by progressive decrease as shown in Figure 3).
The evolution of the temperature, electrical conductivity (gives information about the cement hydration progress), volumetric water content and suction of S-CPB samples with the specified initial temperatures have been monitored for 28 days.
The time-dependent evolution of the potential, electrical field and the particle movement surrounding the surface of concave sample is studied by a particle-in-cell/Monte Carlo collision (PIC/MCC) simulation during a single bias high voltage (HV) pulse.
The influence of the biomass ash in the evolution of internal electrical conductivity suggests that the biomass ash could reduce the chloride ion penetration resistance, even in concrete with 15% of biomass ash that did not induce a decrease of the E-Modulus at 7 days.
