Sentence examples for resistive in from inspiring English sources

The topsoil is highly resistive in the northern and northern-eastern part of the study.

Most metal oxides are electrically resistive in character and the redox reactions here are limited to the surface regions.

In the south of YZS, the upper crustal layer appears to be more resistive in the 3D model (Figs. 6 and 9).

By changing the conductivity of VO2 via temperature, the behavior of the SRR gap was adjusted from capacitive to resistive in order to modulate the THz beam transmission at their resonance frequencies.

The initial η values in all the samples decay rapidly over early shear rates until 150 s−1 before the ultimate entities (flocculates) become rather more resistive in a way that they lose the final η values steadily over subsequently higher shear rates over 150 500 s−150 500

It can be concluded that not only the implanted layer on the surface is not resistive in the low doses (1 × 1017 iofs/cm2) of argon, but also the initial surface is damaged due to high collision rate between ionized atoms, and this cannot protect the surface against corrosion.

The use of this technique enables the electrical effects of built-in fields and resistive barriers in the material to be imaged in the microstructure.

The energy is harvested by the electromagnetic elements in the coupling and, in the present case, dissipated in a resistive element in the electrical circuit.

The seismicity at these depths is distributed in the resistive region, in particular R2, which is sandwiched between conductors C1 and C2.

The electrode/medium interface has a complex frequency-dependent impedance that can be modeled with several capacitive and resistive elements in series and/or in parallel to each other [43], [44].

The use of CDI has been validated already in the evaluation of moderate and advanced glaucoma patients, consistently detecting flow velocity alterations and increased resistive index in these patients in comparison with healthy controls [ 12– 17].