Sentence examples for fascinating rate from inspiring English sources

The as-prepared α-Fe2O3−δ also exhibits fascinating rate performance during the charge/discharge cycles when the current density increased from 0.5 to 40 C in a stepwise manner and then returned to 0.5 C (Fig. 5e).

Meanwhile, the lithium metal battery assembled using LiCoO2/SWEs/Li exhibits the high cycling capacity of ~ 110 mAh g−1 at 2 C over 100 cycles and fascinating rate performance (144 mAh g−1@ 1 C and 98 mAh g−1@ 5 C) at room temperature.

A deeper study of the fascinating growth rate of deer antlers and the ability of some animals, such as newts, to regenerate amputated limbs might provide new and unexpected approaches to the bone-healing concept, as well as this will be important for further development of both biomimetics and biomineralization fields.

This fascinating high-rate capability is attributed to the pseudo-capacitance contribution which can be further verified by kinetics model.

Even the current increases up to 5 A g−1, the capacity still remains at 461.3 mAh g−1, manifesting the fascinating high-rate discharge ability.

This isn't a high-end meal — Mr. Mattson's prose would not warrant even one star on Michelin's scale — but it is surprisingly tasty, if only because the historical ingredients are fascinating and first-rate.

The emerging set of different strategies in relation to the mutation rate is fascinating.

An Audio Misadventure' (No rating, 1 25) This fascinating documentary by Matthew Bate tells the strange story of two young men who, back in the 1980s, tape-recorded the epic arguments of their neighbors.

In Study 2 (N = 33), wherein participants evaluated various spatial qualities of the natural outdoor and constructed indoor space types that were included in Study 1, the natural outdoor spaces were rated as more fascinating, relaxing, open, bright, and quiet.

The report also had some fascinating statistics on earnings and jobless rates by college major, something we've written about before.

There is a fascinating parallel in research on injury rates in U.S. Army basic training, a two-month regimen that pushes recruits to their physical limits.