Sentence examples for infinite resistance from inspiring English sources

If there is no parent the "infinite" resistance returned is 1e30.

Here, a void corresponds to a finite area with all resistors in this area having infinite resistance.

Hereby, the grey area corresponds to the conductivity of the surface channel, whereas black indicates an area of infinite resistance corresponding to a void in the sample surface.

This can be made clear in a simplified model shown in Fig. 4b where the conductor is modelled by a small number of parallel resistors and the defect in the conductor corresponds to a resistor of infinite resistance.

To achieve this, in the case of autotransformers, we had to make use of the concept of virtual nodes (Mäkinen 1993; Pirjola 2005) with an infinite resistance to ground and a resistance of a virtual line between the virtual and the real node equal to the series resistance of the actual autotransformer, while the common resistance is the resistance of the real transformer at the neutral point.

Parasites were transfected by electroporation (0.31 kV, 950 μF, and infinite resistance) (Gene Pulser XCell; Bio-Rad) and then immediately transferred to culture flasks containing 10 ml of complete medium and 250 μl of newly harvested red blood cells.

Here, again, the virtual nodes have infinite resistances to ground and the virtual line resistances have been set between the virtual and real nodes equal to the real resistances of the transformer windings.

According to the theorem, the existence of an internal force system which equilibrates the external loads guarantees that the masonry structure is in a stable equilibrium state, assuming that a few conditions on the material behaviour are satisfied: the stone blocks have infinite compressional resistance, and the contacts between them resist only compression and friction.

A new phenomenological model is proposed for two-sided electrofiltration of incompressible micron-sized particles with infinite electric resistance and negligible surface conductivity under application of a constant pressure and voltage.

Cells were electroporated using a Bio-Rad Gene Pulser system at a voltage of 0.26 kV with infinite internal resistance and maximum capacitance.

Coulomb theory was reimagined to account for anomalies present when modeling the flail, mainly its arced motion and non-semi-infinite soil resistance zone.