Sentence examples for large current technology from inspiring English sources

Important key technologies of a high-temperature superconducting (HTS) transformer may include the HTS wire technology, cooling, AC loss reduction, large current technology, and cryogenic temperature insulation.

Batteries for phones and laptops could soon recharge ten times faster and hold a charge ten times larger than current technology allows.

If the average virus has a mass of 1.0 x 10-15 g; if the average titer of an infected person is 10 virions/mL, and if 0.1% of the samples are from viremic patients, then ~0.5 μg of virus would be recovered from each 500-L pool, substantially more than the few nanograms required to make a large library with current technology (1, 2 ).

She noted that the technology might not be ready for consumers and pointed out that even attendees "acknowledged that there was a very large gulf between the current technology and mass adoption".

A limitation of ultrasonic welding is that with current technology, large joints cannot be welded in a single operation.

None of the four organics contained in the waste is refractory to the photo-electrochemical treatment and they are depleted with the photo-electrolytic technology using large current densities and appropriate electric charge passed.

Monitoring a large area with stationary sensor networks requires a very large number of nodes which with current technology implies a prohibitive cost.

Perhaps with a redesign and a giant socket in the trunk for the worlds largest AA battery, but the current technology certainly isn't set up for a quick change.

In his talk on somatic mutation and aging, Jan Dumanski (Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden) described an increase in the number somatic mutations in apparently healthy monozygotic twins over 60 years old compared with younger twin pairs, and estimated that 3 to 4% of the population over 60 years old are mosaic for a large CNV that is detectable with current technology.

It involves freezing a part of a human, or their whole body, to temperatures as low as 40 F. Cryopreservation of people or large animals is not reversible with current technology, which technically means they are legally dead.

This is observed in the large range of ethanol production costs for the Current technology in Table 5.