However, for the simple catalyst series studied herein, this increased lifetime comes at the expense of slower charge separation kinetics which, in the absence of hole scavengers, reduces the yield of charge separation.
You might be able to save the expense of a charger or dock by purchasing a simple cable instead.
All of this comes at the expense of frequent battery charging - for which you need to encase it in in a charging cradle.
Photoluminescence spectra exhibited an electrically-induced increase up to 40% in the NV− population at the expense of the NV0 charge state, with a linear dependence from the injected current at applied biases smaller than 350 V, and was interpreted as the result of electron trapping at NV sites.
Each expense type is used based on the kind of charges made: Expense — This type is typically used on generic costs like purchases made through merchants (stores, retailers, restaurants, etc).
Peterboro became a station on the Underground Railroad, and after 1850 Smith furnished money for the legal expenses of persons charged with infractions of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Over the last five years the fund has a negative return of 3.7% (annualized), but this return was hurt by the fund's expense charge of $1.54 for every $100 of assets (the average foreign fund charges $1.51).
Such optimisation typically requires a compromise between conflicting constraints with, for example, increased electronic coupling favouring a high charge separation yield but at the expense of lifetime of the charge separated state.
He is not insisting on becoming the Knicks' offense at the expense of teammates -- a charge leveled against him in prior N.B.A. stops.
The airline, which filed for bankruptcy court protection April 1 and is losing some 5 million Canadian dollars ($3.7 million) a day, undoubtedly needs to recoup the expense of providing the snacks, charging $4 for two candy bars and a bottle of water.
