Sentence examples for need of electrical from inspiring English sources

NOCS involves taking measurements from three areas on the coated substrate without the need of electrical connection to the substrate.

This platform enables the storage and release of picoliter-sized droplets in two different carrier oils by using hydrodynamic forces without the need of electrical forces or optical actuators.

If the building envelope and building materials were adequately taken care of to allow for a longer time period for daylighting, and maximum indoor space cooling, this would reduce the time of need of electrical energy for both lighting and cooling devices.

In free allocation mode, power plants get emission permits for free, meeting their needs of electrical production.

New electrical designs, like microgrids, provide opportunities to better address the immediate needs of electrical sustainability and urban development.

This complexity increases demand for Ansoft's EDA software products, which are specifically designed to cater to the ever-increasing operating performance needs of electrical devices.

Surveys have been carried out in three regions of Senegal to study the needs of electrical energy of non-electrified rural villages' households.

To satisfy the future needs of electrical power in passenger cars and trucks, Webasto AG develops an auxiliary power unit (APU), based on a high temperature solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC).

The main focuses of research are the performance of planar pixel sensors after the high fluences expected during HL-LHC operation, the optimisation of the detector and module production technologies for cost reduction to enable the instrumentation of large volumes and the reduction of the inactive areas needed for electrical insulation of the sensitive region from the cut edge of the sensors.

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He demonstrated that if the intensity of electric force was inversely proportional to distance, then the electric fluid in excess of that needed for electrical neutrality would lie on the outer surface of an electrified sphere; and he confirmed this experimentally.