When dielectrics are placed in an electric field, practically no current flows in them because, unlike metals, they have no loosely bound, or free, electrons that may drift through the material.
Investigations by surface-enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy (SEIRAS) simultaneously with electrochemical measurement clarify that, for formic acid oxidation, adsorbed CO is not oxidized even at 1.4 V due to the absence of water, and thus practically no current is produced.
Practically, high current density and low turn-on field are the most desirable properties for electron emitters.
Practically, the current state of battery technology means that any wearable with more than an accelerometer will need a decent-sized battery that requires recharging every few days.
Practically all current digitization guidelines aimed at the preservation of cultural heritage material highly recommend the inclusion of reference targets in each of the originals being scanned.
In dynamic C-RAN environments, our game-based resource management approach can practically adapt current system conditions while maximizing the expected payoff.
Practically all current use and processing of CVD grown h-BN involves some stage of ambient air exposure when the material is still on the catalyst.
I suspect that our current, practically hysterical adulation of de Montebello evinces a fear that, like Prospero, he will drown the magic as he departs.
This situtation of ecological uniqueness may be changing with the recent addition of three species of Caribbean frogs from the genus Eleutherodactylus which has practically doubled the current amphibian fauna of Hawaii (E. coqui, E. planirostris, and E. martinicensis).
FPGAs present two major problems that include the genome's length on the order of tens of thousands of bits, rendering evolution practically impossible using current technology, and within the circuit space, consisting of all representable circuits, many circuits are invalid.
