Sentence examples for imposed current from inspiring English sources
By whatever means cathodic protection is applied, a small liability for operational maintenance arises, either for the continuous supply of the imposed current or for the periodic renewal of the sacrificial anodes.
The system controls pH using the imposed current density and resets the current density manipulating the hydroxide inlet concentration to the dialysate channel.
The spatial distribution of the incompressible strips is investigated as a function of the gate voltage and applied magnetic field, where the imposed current is confined to.
The rate of radicals generation was found to depend on several factors: imposed current density, electric field and electrical resistivity of the phases involved.
The rate of radicals generation was found to depend on several factors: imposed current, electric field intensity and electrical resistivity of the phases involved.
In this way it was possible to plot the cell voltage (corrected from the ohmic drop) as a function of the logarithm of the imposed current density.
From calculations with different imposed currents, it was established that mass transfer only plays an important role if the current is above 70% of the limiting current.
Ireland's finance minister, Michael Noonan, said Europe had overstepped the mark in attempting to dictate tax laws and impose current laws on a tax deal with Apple that had been struck 25 years ago.
Even though Congress periodically reviewed the timeliness of the precautions implemented to reduce racially motivated blocks to voting, the majority opinion claimed that the Voting Rights Act "imposes current burdens and must be justified by current needs".
These are the American shadows that spooked investors across the globe this week, once again sending share prices tumbling from Manhattan to Mumbai.For years, the longest shadow of all was cast by America's imposing current-account deficit.
Despite Germans' pride in their imposing current-account surplus, it can be interpreted as a sign of weakness, since it represents a shortfall of domestic investment in relation to national saving.
