Sentence examples for resistance steps from inspiring English sources

At even greater electron mobilities and stronger magnetic fields, Tsui and Stšrmer discovered in 1982, the resistance steps developed subdivisions--the fractional quantum Hall effect.

To simulate ground resistance, step and touch potentials, the body weight, surface layer thickness, surface layer resistivity and shock duration were considered to be 70 kg, 0.2 m, 2500 Ω m, and 0.5 s, respectively.

The resistance states of RRAM were transferred into higher resistance step by step as the reset voltage was raised gradually.

That is why multiple current ramps, each with larger step sizes, are thus used to lower the contact resistance step by step.

The amplitude of the resistance change steps of the device with PMMA passive layer (2 μm in thickness) is about one order larger for than that of the device with PDMS passive layer (about 60 μm in thickness).

(R_{infty }) is the steady-state value which is reached at the end of the recorded data, and (Delta R_{text{u}}) represents the drop in resistance (current step-up) or increase (current step-down).

Small conducting filament formation is confirmed by its high resistance after step 2. (b) Schematics of the Ta2O5-δ resistive switching layer during the two-step forming process.

"Punishment" takes the symbol of female resistance one step further.

In the end, Mr. Rowland's resignation finally did politically what six months of bitter resistance to stepping aside had made impossible: it allowed the Republicans to move on.

And it was 98 percent accurate in detecting antibiotic resistance, the step that adds weeks to the old process.

Lessing takes resistance a step further: she denies that social rules bind us the way we think they do, and she offers up a frequently impolitic vision of ways to stand apart from the flow of coercive empathy and misleading sympathy.