Sentence examples for much more resistive from inspiring English sources
Although ceramic ferrites have smaller saturation magnetizations than magnetic metals, they can be made much more resistive to electric currents.
The VH termination appears then to be much more resistive to re-oxidation, i.e., it provides a much better surface chemical passivation than HF etching.
The thin oxide layer does not interfere with sensitive electrical measurements such as the charge transport through self-assembled monolayers, because these monolayers are typically much more resistive than the oxide.
Capacitive input, the kind used in the iPhone's touchscreen currently, is much more accurate and responsive than resistive input, but it doesn't work when wearing gloves, or when there's sufficient grime on a screen, or when unwanted input signals are coming from a wrist resting on the display and confusing the sensors.
The total watts allowed to be connected can be determined simply by multiplying volts by amps only because this is a purely resistive AC circuit (AC wattage calculations are much more complex for inductive and capacitive reactant circuits that exist in appliances and electronics).
The resistive component of the impedance measured at low frequencies was much more sensitive to deep-level states than the capacitive one and was used to determine their distribution in the bulk of SnO2.
As a result it was found that TiN/Ta2O5/TiN demonstrated gradual and rather slow (∼10−3 s) character of resistive switching while the switching at stack with bilayer Ta2O5/Al2O3 dielectric is much more abrupt, faster and it reveals more than one order of magnitude higher endurance.
And since it's not exactly a traditional resistive (pressure-only) resistive input method, it could also use capacitive clues to make it more refined as well as being much more sensitive to changes in pressure than capacitive systems.
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