Sentence examples for explain the electrical from inspiring English sources

Failure mechanism was built up to explain the electrical and physical phenomena successfully.

Two established theories were used to investigate the behaviors of the composites near the percolation threshold, and then the results indicated that the intercluster polarization effect is more reasonable to explain the electrical property of our system in the frequency range of measurement.

(7) The abovementioned eight points are adequate to explain the electrical conduction through disordered macromolecule but not to DNA.

Before explanation of the mechanical structure of the latest prototype (MoMo3), we will briefly explain the electrical system and software architecture of MoMo3.

He specifically blames Maxwell of these misunderstandings, indicating that in his 1855 56 essay Maxwell proposed only "to illustrate" the theory of dielectrics, whereas in his 1861 62 essay he proposed "to represent or to explain" the electrical and magnetic actions by a mechanical model.

We conclude that Kaiser expression is a possible way to explain the electrical behavior at relatively high temperatures and propose that the deviations emerged in low-field region at low temperatures are possibly due to the enhanced EEI in quasi-1D nanofibers with nanoscale inhomogeneous structures.

The wartime research sharpened his already considerable mathematical skills, preparing him for his later success in devising the equations that explained the electrical conductivity of nerves.

We propose a model for the dispersion of CNTs in polymer matrices, which explains the electrical and rheological properties.

Then she explained the electrical system, with all its safety and money-saving features, and we knew we were not in our 60-year-old underpowered New Jersey home anymore.

Sir Andrew Huxley, a British scientist from an illustrious family whose boyhood mechanical skills led to a career in physiology — "the mechanical engineering of living things," he called it — and a Nobel Prize for explaining the electrical basis of bodily movement, died on Wednesday.

Our new 3-D inversion efforts are a step forward toward explaining the electrical resistivity structure of the margin.