Sentence examples for much lower electrical from inspiring English sources
Because of a DC system's much lower electrical impedance, faults can rip through it extremely quickly.
This tight coupling between an embedded chip and a light source is widely considered to be the future of illumination, promising much lower electrical bills.
One possible alternative approach is to develop PMTs that run at much lower electrical power.
Furthermore, the ICLs can offer lower threshold currents and much lower electrical power consumption than the QCLs [10].
Among them, much attention has been focused on Si due to its higher capacity, in spite of its much lower electrical conductivity than other metals [53 56].
But not all planes are made from metal anymore: to reduce weight and therefore fuel consumption, next-generation aircraft are built from new and much lighter materials such as carbon fibre, which tend to have much lower electrical conductivity than aluminium, says Airbus's Matthew Cole.
Surprisingly, however, another group who were using the same sample preparation, but much lower frequencies of electrical stimulation, failed to observe clathrin-coated intermediates (Ceccarelli et al., 1973).
Cold sprayed coatings exhibited much higher hardness and lower electrical conductivity when compared with those of Cu substrate.
The use of high aspect ratio filler, such as CNT, results in a percolation threshold (minimum amount of filler to create a percolation path to electrical current) much lower than the spherical-particle fillers[7].
Transparent conducting ZnO/Ag/ZnO multilayer electrodes having electrical resistance much lower than that of widely used transparent electrodes were prepared by ion-beam-assisted deposition (IAD) under oxygen atmosphere.
The graphite layers in the latter are preferentially oriented in the plane perpendicular to the compression direction; the in-plane electrical resistivity is much lower than the out-of-plane resistivity and the loss tangent, storage modulus and loss modulus are much higher for out-of-plane flexure than in-plane flexure.
