Sentence examples for insufficient charging from inspiring English sources

However, limited driving range, insufficient charging infrastructure, potentially long charging time and high monetary cost affect the route choices of BEV drivers.

When E.V.'s finally arrive here, Denmark could be one of a few places in the world to have eliminated limited driving range and insufficient charging spots as potential obstacles to the adoption of electric cars.

Anxiety about range, insufficient charging networks, battery longevity and trade in values crimp demand, which is often only there at all because of big government subsidies.

This network is able to provide early failure warning enabling users to switch batteries prior to insufficient charge availability.

Mesoporous films reveal significantly lower photocurrents than nonporous films which can be explained by insufficient charge transfer in mesoporous films consisting of very small mesopores.

When the algal cells were more negatively charged than − 20.7 mV, the effect of chitosan modified soil was depressed (< 60%) due to the insufficient charge density of chitosan to neutralize and destabilize the algal suspension.

The performance drop with respect to the first case is attributed to the wider size distribution of the nanocrystals, resulting in further recombination, insufficient charge transport through the active layer, and lower short-circuit current and fill factor, consequently.

The rather low IPCE in this simple cell structure compared to the state-of-the-art devices, e.g., [21], may be due to the imperfect structure of spray-deposited PCBM, leading to insufficient charge collection at the electrode/ETM and perovskite/ETM interfaces.

Of these ten cases, most were considered assaults, which Saad deems an insufficient charge.

One hypothesis for the biphasic nature of this relationship is that insufficient charge is being transmitted to downstream cardiomyocytes during low levels of coupling, resulting in alternative conduction pathways and conduction slowing.

Hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography has established itself as the separation mode of choice for uncharged highly hydrophilic and amphiphilic compounds that are too polar to be well retained in RP-LC but have insufficient charge to allow effective electrostatic retention in ion-exchange chromatography.