Sentence examples for floating field from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the current paths in avalanche conditions of a Floating Field Ring (FFR) termination for a Punch-Through (PT) Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) are analyzed.

Fittingly, his floating field laboratory, Gondwana, is as mobile as he is, regularly covering the thousand miles of waterways from Puerto Montt to the north, to the southern tip of Cape Horn.

A new analytical method to design the multiple floating field limiting rings (MFFLRs) system of power devices has been proposed in this paper.

To achieve a high blocking voltage, a power MOSFET is often guarded with multiple floating field limiting rings (MFFLRs) to re-distribute the electric field for extending the breakdown voltage.

Manuel, who floated from field to field as the workouts progressed, said he was extremely impressed with Wright's swing.

Some 4.5bn of the plastic bags used by Europeans each year end up as litter – often in landfills or waterways such as the English Channel, where studies have shown a floating debris field of up to 100 items per square km, threatening sea mammals and birds with entanglement and ingestion.

The Buddhistic self-likeness is still in place, now a wry presence in dark-rimmed glasses, surrounded by words and scraps of collage, and floating in fields of soft reds, pinks and greens, which look at once tropical and Tibetan.

Another game Jenova and Robin did, Flower, you're just floating above fields of flowers forever, and if you manage to touch enough flowers you create this synergy between them and you get a halo, almost like this enlightenment.

Three tapestries made in 2011 — "Earth," "Underworld" and "Sky" — include large nude figures floating in fields of birds, flowers and plants, as well as a few sections that resemble famous and beloved European works on view in the New York area, like the unicorn tapestries at the Cloisters of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Each piece is about the size of a notebook page and centers around the figure of the artist as a golden-skinned Buddha wearing dark-rimmed glasses and floating in fields of soft reds, pinks and greens, which manage to look both tropical and Tibetan (Cotter).

We present a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) process with floating gate field-effect transistors (FG FETs) as sensor inputs for bioelectronic applications.