Sentence examples for represents charge from inspiring English sources

As discussed previously, σ" represents charge polarization associated with the EDL and is affected by the charge structure of the specific surfaces of the solid phases determined by mineralogy as well as pore fluid properties.

It comprises two semicircles: first gives the charge transfer resistance at the counter electrode/polysulfide electrolyte interface, and the second circle represents charge transfer and transport at the TiO2/HgS/polysulfide interface.

Traditionally, the first semicircle in high-frequency region corresponds to charge transfer resistance (Rct) of the CE/electrolyte interface, while the second semicircle in the middle-frequency region represents charge transfer and recombination resistance in the TiO2/dye network [18, 19].

Most of the write-down represents charges for acquisitions Disney made for stock, not cash.

The optimal charging/discharging power in each time and SOC curve of BESS in centralized configuration mode are shown in Fig. 7 (power greater than 0 represents charging; otherwise, discharging) to observe the performance of the proposed operation strategy.

Blue and green isosurfaces represent charge accumulation and depletion in the space.

The Rct values obtained here represent charge recombination that happens not only at the electron donor-acceptor interface but also during their jump-tunneling to the electrodes.

The absorption band in the range 500 – 530 nm for all the complexes is absent in free ligands, and may represent charge transfer transitions localized on the metallated fragment [43].

In this study, we choose τ of 1 day to represent charge exchange collisions of <50 keV protons or approximately 100 keV O+ ions with the geocorona at L = 3 to 4 (Ebihara and Ejiri 2003).

The ligand files were then saved with ligand.out.pdbq extension (q representing charge).

Finally, solvation parameters were added, and the files were saved with.pdbqs extension (where q and s represent charge and solvation, respectively).