Sentence examples for obvious breakdown from inspiring English sources

As the gate length or gate width decreases, observed linearity improvement of the MOSFET in the breakdown regime is attributed to the more obvious breakdown inductance nonlinearity which cancels the transconductance nonlinearity.

A repairman will show up even before any obvious breakdown occurs.

Under dark condition, this rectifying diode-like behavior has a threshold voltage of ~3.9 V, and no obvious breakdown current is observed even at −11 V bias.

But the Independent's Ian Birrell sees it as astute, offering a chance to build coalitions before an election: "The idea reflects the digital age and obvious breakdown in political discipline, with MPs increasingly loyal to constituents over party".

There was no obvious breakdown between monkeys.

Despite the obvious breakdown of the ER, the integrity of the nuclear membrane and Golgi vesicles is still retained.

The answer of the govt. to this, and to simularly obvious breakdowns of public services, has invariably been the creation of study commissions.

Most people, if they'd witnessed the brutal murder of a friend and been coerced into playing along with their father's obvious psychological breakdown, would be traumatised to the point of catatonia.

The prison's director of psychiatry, George Scott, said that the boy had shown signs of "an obvious mental breakdown".

Increase in CD163 immunoreactivity in AD was more significant than in PD, and this might be attributed to a more obvious vascular breakdown in AD, as well as the tendency for CD163 immunoreactive microglia to react with extracellular protein pathology.

Rather, she calls those mere symptoms of what she views as more fundamental, less obvious ailments: the breakdown of the family, the decline of higher education, lapses of modern science, tax systems that do not distribute money fairly and the inadequate self-regulation of professions.