Sentence examples for local charging from inspiring English sources
This demand has to be satisfied by the capacity of the local charging station and by a certain fraction of the capacity of other stations within range.
Using this cell, we probe the local charging profiles of LiNi0.5Mn0.3Co0.2O2 ("NMC") particles during cycling and demonstrate the ability to achieve spatial maps of the Raman spectra.
Government action to support affordable vehicles and more local charging points means we are on the threshold of an exciting green revolution – 2011 could be remembered as the year the electric car took off".
Former transport secretary Phillip Hammond said in January: "Government action to support affordable vehicles and more local charging points means we are on the threshold of an exciting green revolution – 2011 could be remembered as the year the electric car took off". The number of electric vehicles in the UK stands at just 1,107, a tiny chunk of the country's 28.5m cars.
Physical, chemical and electrical linkage among modules describing low-temperature plasma structure/function in a reactor, the profile and local charging evolution in a hole/trench and electrical device damage during etching will make it possible to prepare a technology computer-aided design (CAD) for the practical purpose of prediction and designing the etching process.
Physical, chemical and electrical linkage among modules describing low-temperature plasma structure/function in a reactor, the profile and local charging evolution in a hole/trench, and electrical device damage during etching will make it possible to prepare a technology computer aided design (TCAD) for the practical purpose of prediction and design of the etching process.
Local charge neutrality rule: The electroneutrality principle applies locally to small clusters of ions (eq 5).
Two years later, he faced an unspecified "local charge".
Mr. Durst agreed to extradition after Pennsylvania waived local charges.
Around half of that drop reflects lower local charges for office space.
Local charge imbalances are also compensated by the incorporation of highly charged cations, such as Ti, into the crystal lattice.
