Sentence examples for lower breakdown from inspiring English sources
Seeding with Al nanoparticles consistently has a lower breakdown threshold compared to seeding with Fe nanoparticles.
Consequently, higher electrical conductivity, lower breakdown strength, and shorter lifetime were observed.
The sensors using Pd nanoparticle-capped ZnO nanorods, compared with the bare ZnO nanorods, showed lower breakdown voltage.
Nevertheless, with the decreasing thickness of IL, higher density of interfacial states and lower breakdown field are observed.
One of the partnership's target application areas is engine components which, with Nanogate's help, may provide markedly improved gliding properties, lower breakdown rates and a longer economic life.
The results of this study revealed that buckwheat and rice flours should be used as a combination in the baking formulations when lower breakdown viscosity values are requested.
Generally, the addition of hydrocolloid increased peak viscosity, lowered breakdown and reduced setback of the flour-hydrocolloid mixed paste.
In the past, near wellbore fracture geometry is mainly believed to be controlled by the interaction between hydraulic fracture initiation and natural fracture infiltration/opening. Recently, lab experiments have proved that transverse notch plays a role in lowering breakdown pressure and also in reducing near wellbore complexity.
A multi-harmonic asymmetric cavity is predicted to obtain lower RF breakdown probability than a conventional pillbox cavity, when driven by two or more external RF harmonic sources.
In this paper, we have investigated a novel Schottky tunneling source impact ionization MOSFET (STS-IMOS) to lower the breakdown voltage of conventional impact ionization MOS (IMOS) and developed an analytical model for the same.
If we leave one of the dishes undisturbed over a relatively long period of time, the glucose in that dish will very slowly degrade as it oxidizes (reacts with oxygen in the air) and is converted to heat and lower energy breakdown products, increasing the dish's total entropy over time (red trajectory in Fig. 3).
