Sentence examples for minus the current from inspiring English sources

(Secondly, the grid current is sampled, then minus the current reference).

The most important one for bonds is the real yield — yield on the bond minus the current inflation rate.

Minus the current over-represented population of Asians, the scene resembles any previous era of innovation in American history.

The Dequalinium sensitive current, obtained as the difference of the current initially measured either in the presence (Fig. 5E, left panel) or absence of cGMP minus the current measured in the presence of Dequalinium (Fig. 5E, right panel), was highly nonlinear (Fig. 5F).

It will have to happen in phases, with the first phase being establishing a Palestinian state with "provisional borders" — covering roughly all of the West Bank minus the current Israeli settlement blocs — while postponing refugees, Jerusalem and final borders to the second phase.

The real mortgage rate (the interest rate on mortgages minus the current inflation rate) is now at 3.22%.

Rumors suggest this may be a low-cost iPad mini (the current one is pricier than the entry-level 9.7in iPad), in which case I'll say that I think the design will exactly match the iPad mini 4.

From the aforementioned analysis, the RPC reference current is that the expected current minus the load current and MSVC compensation current, so that the EHCS control system automatically uses the RPC capacity to make up for the MSVC reactive vacancy.

Following the analysis developed by Goodman and Rose,[ 33– 35] we verified this by measuring the photocurrent (light current minus the dark current) against the effective applied voltage V 0 V (where V 0 is the bias at which the photocurrent is zero) and identifying the region with a square-root relationship between the photocurrent and the effective applied voltage.

This mini-review outlines the current state of knowledge in field of protein electrochemistry and its application in medicine.

Goldman Sachs is forecasting a dollar-lira rate of 2.2, representing a 15 percent mini-devaluation from the current level of 1.95.