Sentence examples for more complex electrical from inspiring English sources

Moving from static to dynamic laser stimulation requires a more complex electrical setup.

Modeling approaches have been useful for understanding structurally and dynamically more complex electrical circuits [10, 11].

In the latter, theoretical improvements by including detailed characteristics of pore space morphology led to developing more complex electrical conductivity models.

Modeling approaches have been useful for understanding structurally and dynamically more complex electrical circuits [ 10, 11].

Converters are generally used to step down voltage (i.e. from 220 volt to 110 volt) and transformers are mainly used for more complex electrical devices likes computers, televisions and other grounded devices.

Experiments suggest more complex relationships between electrical conductivity and porosity than experiential models, particularly in low-porosity formations.

A model "one city + one plant" was followed in the twentieth century by more complex and efficient schemes when electrical interconnection developed, together with pumped plants for energy storage.

The mixed regulated market for conventional production and a liberalized market for renewable energy supply makes the operation of the electrical system more complex (in particular, real-time balancing is difficult when intermittent energy injection is unpredictable) and limits the size of the wholesale market.

In cat primary visual cortex, cholinergic input enhances neuronal responses to a preferred visual stimulus (Sato et al., 1987), and in rat motor cortex, cholinergic input promotes more complex motor sequences in response to electrical stimulation (Berg et al., 2005).

Generally, the complex electrical impedance spectrum gives more emphasis to elements with large resistance, whereas complex electric modulus spectrum plots highlight those with smaller capacitance.

Systems engineers have to analyse, design or control become more and more complex, capturing multidisciplinary aspects such as mechanical, electrical, environmental, or economical point of views.