Sentence examples for rectification time from inspiring English sources

The time curve of train 1118 going vertically straight (Fig. 8) at location 2,820 represents the fault rectification time (528.45 s).

Furthermore, constraining the tool-path to follow the edge of the part drastically reduces rectification time compared with using the same tool to raster-polish the entire surface.

We detected a NFA-sensitive macroscopic current with profound outward rectification, time-dependent relaxation and an anionic selectivity sequence of NO3− > Cl− > Glu−.

The correction came shortly after the ruling, in the form of a humorous cartoon re-depicting the police raid under the title "rectification," this time with the journalist willingly welcoming the authorities into his home.

Traces 1 4 were taken sequentially and show an increase in current and decrease in rectification over time (20 µM free calcium in pipette).

The current recorded, in the presence of 18 nM free [Ca2+]i, exhibited no outward rectification and time-dependent relaxation (Fig. 1A and G).

In comparison, we were able to generate Ano1 current at 36.5 μM Ca2+, albeit with no outward rectification and time-dependent relaxation.

The amplitude of the outward currents was amplified gradually and the outward rectification and time-dependent relaxation became more profound, as free [Ca2+]i was increased from 290 nM to 1.1 μM (Fig. 1B E and G).

After online rectification and integration (time constant 50 ms) EMG signal was continuously recorded during the experiment and fed to a personal computer for the successive analysis.

In these experiments with calcium infused from the whole-cell patch clamp pipette into the cytosol, rectification decreased over time as current amplitude increased.

If tools smaller than R20 are invoked for finer edge rectification, total process-time will start to increase.