Sentence examples for field degradation from inspiring English sources
For the most part, normalization reduces the variability of field degradation rates measured under extreme conditions of temperature and moisture content.
In order to compare field degradation rates with a single trigger value, normalization could aid arrival at a more conclusive decision.
The rapid increase of world population, the field degradation by soil salinization and erosion, and the likely fluctuations in climate caused by global warming will pose new and known challenges to agriculture during this century [ 1].
This work presents a numerical study of high-field degradation and reliability issues of AlGaAs/GaAs power HFETs.
Thus, it may be better suited to capture the nonlinearity and variability of in-field degradation dynamics and further to assess/predict the devices reliability in a more realistic manner.
The main results of this study are (1) a validation of the hypothesis that attributes the main high-field degradation effects to electron capture over the gate drain access region, and (2) design indications pointing out to the possibility of a reverse correlation between the gate drain breakdown voltage and the device hot-carrier reliability.
In the thin 220 mm diameter coil the Hoop stress reached over 500 MPa at 130 A in 14 T background field, without degradation of the superconducting properties.
It is concluded that laboratory-derived Monod kinetic parameters can adequately describe field scale degradation, provided all controlling factors are incorporated in the field scale model.
Moreover, the output current density described here is over seven times greater with negligible field emission degradation observed.
The temperature- and field-dependent degradation properties of bulk Pb(Zr,Ti O3 material (PZT) under a unipolar electric field were investigated.
Since Scenario II is generally followed by farmers where 100% rice residue and partial wheat residues are left in fields for degradation, hence the culture media was supplemented with rice and wheat (4:1) powdered straw.
