Sentence examples for loss of charge from inspiring English sources

During full-load operation, there can be unexpected incidents, e.g. loss of charge (LOC).

With this technique, injected charges fill traps, and subsequent signal charges are transferred with less loss of charge.

Creation of the board was prompted by concerns expressed by seven owners of the Leaf who cited a loss of charge capacity from the car's lithium-ion batteries.

The failure mechanism of such cells has been previously identified to be an electrode capacity slippage process caused by the loss of charge carriers: electrons or lithium ions.

In particular, decisions he made at a crucial juncture – when he recharged the Model S in Norwich, Conn., a stop forced by the unexpected loss of charge overnight – were certainly instrumental in this saga's high-drama ending.

Aluminum is also retained in the alteration layers, perhaps facilitated by the observed increase in coordination from [IV]Al to [VI]Al, which correlates with a loss of charge balancing cations.

A previous study by Brandon et al., who performed loss-of-charge substitution mutagenesis on some of the arginine residues in the bipartite site, also did not see any significant effect on localization, although intriguingly nor did they report any effect upon deletion of the four consecutive arginine residues in the classical NLS motif when using a GFP-fused DISC1 construct.

The particle charging zone of the conditioner was designed for quick particle exit once the particles are electrically charged, thus reducing the loss of charged particles.

But Mr. Goglia, who is now an aviation safety consultant, said the loss of charges in a number of batteries suggested that there also could have been a problem with the battery charger or the circuits controlling the battery.

If the mechanism of hypoalbuminemia is en bloc loss of charged albumin with counterions in tow, for example in nephrotic syndrome, then it seems dubious to describe this process as compensation in the usual physiologic sense.

Sequence analysis of the subtype specific sequences of EL1 revealed similarities between GPRC5A and GPRC5D (conserved proline residue at the C-terminal end of the loop) and marked differences reflected by the loss of charged amino acids in GPRC5D (present in GPRC5A/D and GPRC5A).