Sentence examples for narrowing energy from inspiring English sources

Where the optical properties are strongly influenced with the narrowing energy gap of GaPBi.

The 'open' structure is therefore hardly found along the smoothest path (at the lowest energy cost) of the narrowed energy well (see Fig. 3) of the 'close' structure.

Thus, an interaction among the d electrons of Fe and the TiO2 CB or VB occurs, eventually narrowing the energy gap of TiO2 through the formation of new intermediate energy levels.

Another reason results in narrowing trap energy distribution of Li-doped NiO photoelectrode, which can weaken energy overlap with the LUMO level of dye, and subsequently the recombination path of hole back transfer to dye is hindered.

The government has worked for years on rural building code system aimed at narrowing the energy gap between urban areas, but it is in the beginning phase.

The results show that a moderate amount of O-vacancies obviously improve the electrical conductivity of CaMnO3 through narrowing its energy gap, which induces a lower electron transfer resistance of CaMnO3 particles themselves.

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France's EDF is now in talks with the energy department over an energy price that might make a high-risk new reactor worthwhile.When capacity margins narrow, energy prices rise and become more volatile.

Now, three groups have independently achieved beams of electrons with narrow energy ranges.

Hemley says the narrow energy range explains why no one had discovered the compound before.

These missions have mostly narrow energy band capability in either X-ray or UV regions.