Semiconductors whose principal charge carriers are electrons are called n-type (n standing for negative).
The gate voltage repels holes and attracts electrons from the p-type region, in which there are some electrons even though the principal charge carriers are holes.
A first trial in London ended with none of the eight defendants convicted of the principal charge of plotting to blow up airliners.
The principal charge against Wycliffe's teaching was his tenet of remanence i.e., that the bread and wine in the Eucharist retain their material substance.
For Mr O, this was the principal charge against the UK government: that they had not come to hear the refugees' side of the story.
"I'm insisting, quite unapologetically, on the need to have these appropriate security measures in place to protect the voters, which is my principal charge," Mr. Shelley said.
Which brings us to the principal charge - one that's heard from the Tories and the Left alike - that he is one of Tony's cronies.
Commissioner Gwendolyn L. Harris proposed the new agency, the Division of Child Protection and Permanency, at a joint hearing before three legislative committees here, saying the family services division had strayed from its principal charge to safeguard the young.
No matter what threat is raised, no matter what pressure is wielded, no matter what maneuver is tried by another state, he said he would not give way on what he described as the principal charge of his office: protecting the sanctity of New Hampshire's status as first to hold a full-fledged primary.
One day, maybe, the subject of all this criticism will be decent enough to answer the principal charge that he simply went cold on Villa, having been unable to break into the Champions League positions in his early years, and withdrew to a point that it became inevitable stagnation would follow.
Sometimes the arms of Christ feature a Paschal lamb as the principal charge.
