Sentence examples for gradient of conductivity from inspiring English sources

The latter are stacked in a precise gradient of conductivity.

Large PRE often occurs around equinox when the geomagnetic field lines are aligned with the sunset terminator, so the eastward polarization electric field becomes the strongest near the sharp horizontal gradient of conductivity (Tsunoda 1985).

The diffusive mixer results in a gradient of conductivity across the short dimension of the channel spanning 9.3 to 47 mS/m.

If only a sharp gradient of conductivities is considered, the terminator effects are almost the same at dawn and dusk.

In the literature, a few theoretical models studying the transport phenomena in similar crossing microchannels did not consider the spatial gradients of conductivity due to its complexity.

We demonstrate that the southern Everglades exhibits spatially-structured gradients of conductivity and P that are oriented in two dimensions (i.e., with distance from the coast and from west to east) and are often, but not always, positively correlated.

This suggests that the longitudinal gradient of ionospheric conductivity affected the phase of the D component Pi2.

The TF is a complex quantity that is sensitive to the gradient of the conductivity distribution (Rikitake and Yokoyama 1953; Schmucker 1970).

A new theoretical model was developed in this paper to study the transport phenomena in crossing microchannels with the consideration of a large range of spatial gradient of electric conductivity.

The stone diagonal splits the wetland into an upper region of aerated reactor and a lower region conveying water over a bed which works as an anaerobic digester, thereby demonstrating the importance of the circuit of aeration and of the gradient of hydraulic conductivity of the bed that adapts itself to the variation in the quality of the water along its course.

Finally, different combinations of doped/un-doped and plasma/acid-treated MWCNTs were stacked and impregnated within a polystyrene matrix to result in a gradient of thermal conductivity across the thickness direction of the nanocomposite.