Sentence examples for increase in voltage from inspiring English sources
A power surge is a sudden increase in voltage that can burn out electronic circuits and computer chips used in many newer appliances, said Daniel Friedman, a home inspector in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
An additional significant increase in voltage causes a continuous current to flow through the gas between the electrodes, rendering the device useless for detecting radiation.
This makes it possible to measure the surface area of a small region with a simple meter, since an increase in crack depth means an increase in current path, and this in turn causes an increase in voltage drop.
When the pressure was mild, the electrodes registered a small increase in voltage.
The occurrence frequency of translocation events was greatly improved with the increase in voltage (Fig. 3f).
The voltmeter was used to verify the expected increase in voltage.
An increase in voltage-activated Kv currents during development was observed before in several other cell types, for example in rat retinal ganglion cells [55] or in rat cerebellar granule cells [56].
We would be hesitant to agree with the view that the "changes in excitability seem more consistent with an increase in voltage-dependent sodium current near threshold" based on the results in Figure 8E and 8H.
3) The changes in excitability seem more consistent with an increase in voltage-dependent sodium current near threshold – possibly a shift in voltage-dependence to more negative voltages – than a change in potassium conductance.
We confirmed this with the new data set measuring input resistance from -120 to -60 mV. 3) The changes in excitability seem more consistent with an increase in voltage-dependent sodium current near threshold – possibly a shift in voltage-dependence to more negative voltages – than a change in potassium conductance.
The large electrochemical surface area and the high electrical conductivity of the matrix reduce the internal cell resistance and suppress the increases in voltage hysteresis, resulting in repetitive Li-metal deposition/dissolution.
