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The proposed MDG is designed to compensate the power quality event, for example, voltage sag and harmonic distortion, and to supply electric power in parallel operation with power gird.
For example, voltage limiters or output stage regulators (DC-DC converters) could be used to couple a photovoltaic scavenger to an embedded device equipped with integrated circuits requiring to be powered with stable voltage [28].
(B ) Example voltage traces from recordings of spontaneous spiking from one tetrode.
(D ) Example voltage traces from a recorded Golgi cell with a 50-ms single light pulse in GAD-Cre mice.
(A ) Example voltage trace from 10 pulses of 10-Hz light stimulation (cyan bars; light duration, 5 ms).
(F ) Example voltage traces from a recorded GoC during train of light pulses stimulation of iNC axons showing no spikes occurring during the illumination (upper panel).
Cystosolic Ca2+ is derived from either the sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) or the extracellular space through, for example, voltage-gated L-type Cav1.2 channelsnneLTCCLTCC).
Manganese, an activity-dependent contrast agent, accumulates in active neurons through, for example, voltage-gated calcium channels.
For example, voltage-dependent anion channel 2 (VDAC2) interacting with VP5 appears to restrict IBDV replication, whereas the receptor of activated protein kinase C 1 (RACK1) binding with VDAC2 and VP5 improves IBDV replication [ 22, 23].
This is due to the fact that some of these entities refer to the family of genes (for example VOLTAGE-GATED POTASSIUM CHANNEL, SCN, CYP), some entities are recognized partly (for example, SCN1 which is a part of SCN1-3A) and others are the synonyms of genes and proteins that are used as abbreviations for other biological entities in the abstracts.
For example, the voltage span and pressure nonlinearity (PNL) on the voltage output of a pressure sensing element can be significantly affected by the residual stresses of passivation films on the silicon diaphragm.
