Then, the released electrons moved through the externally short-circuited path to the ITO electrode.
Participatory development attempts to move away from externally led interventions.
The mobile electrons in the conduction band and the vacancies, or "holes," in the valence band can be moved through the solid with externally applied electric fields, collected onto a metal electrode, and sensed as a photoinduced current.
Although migration was common among women who were alive when last seen, most women who died (42.41%) had never moved either within (internally) or out of/into (externally) the surveillance area (Table 1).
More recently many services world wide have moved from traditional analog UHF/VHF sets, which can be monitored externally, to more secure digital systems, such as those working on a GSM system, such as TETRA.
As Walsh's diverse group of assistants gained experience, they were promoted internally and externally, and they brought one another along as they moved up the coaching ladder.
This may also be the reason for why children <5 years old seems to move more internally than externally (figures 10, 11 and 12).
Cynthia Crossen, a client at Stephen Knoll, was moved to cut her hair after Sept. 11 because, as she said, "I felt so different internally, I wanted something to express it externally".
These included collecting and comparing a series of dark-field images (i.e. one externally-illuminated dark-field image between each pair of luminescence images) to check that cells under observation remained in focus and had not physically moved.
The whiskers are moved by both intrinsic muscles (which are entirely located within the mystacial whisker pad) and extrinsic muscles (which attach to the mystacial pad but are anchored externally; Dörfl, 1982; Haidarliu et al., 2010).
