Sentence examples for measure electric potentials from inspiring English sources
For the transmitter and receiver mounted on the survey boat, we adopted a commercial onshore DC resistivity survey system (McOHM Profiler4 by OYO) to yield transmitting currents and measure electric potentials.
Saussure became professor of physics and philosophy at the Academy of Geneva in 1762 and in 1766 developed what was probably the first electrometer, used to measure electric potential.
The difference between conventional onshore and marine DC methods is that the proposed VEC-DC method measures electric potentials using vertically deployed electrodes.
Potentiometry measures electric potential (or voltage) while maintaining a constant (normally nearly zero) electric current between the electrodes.
We validated the model by comparing the simulated electric field with the measured electric potential and the simulated pH profiles with the pH values of field samples.
Despite the simplifications and assumptions adopted within the proposed model, the comparison between the predicted and measured electric potential drop across an indentation crack in the PZT ceramic Vibrit1100 reveals an overall good agreement.
This procedure measures electric potential flux in the retina.
The measured electric potential differences in the sediment are then direct measures of the energy dissipation per charge unit transported in the sediment porewater.
Even for a small set of radios, the volume of data can be overwhelming, e.g., measuring electric potential with a typical radio frequency of 1 GHz produces one billion samples per second.
Dr. Goodman rose to prominence as one of the top surgeons in New York after working on a device, at the time known as an electrogastrograph, that could measure the electric potential of the stomach wall and was intended to detect stomach cancer and other abnormalities.
An oscilloscope (LeCroy waveRunner 64Xi, 600 MHz, 10 GS/s, Teledyne LeCroy GmbH, Heidelberg, Germany) was used to measure the electric potential.
