Sentence examples for rising voltage from inspiring English sources
In contrast the measurements show a rising voltage level although only a minimal current is fed to the double layer capacitor.
A transition from the ion-rich to the electron-rich sheath was experimentally observed, when a rapid rising voltage was applied to a plane gridded electrode in an unmagnetized discharge plasma (Stenzel et al. 2011).
However, a phase-plane plot revealed the presence of an early rapid rising voltage response preceding the full-blown somatic spikes in response to a 50 Hz burst of 5 PP stimuli.
Isoelectrofocusing (first dimension separation) was performed at room temperature with rising voltage (175 V for 15 min, then 175 2,000 V linear gradient for 45 min, then 2,000 V for 30 min) on Life Technologies Zoom Dual Power Supply using the XCell SureLock Mini-Cell Electrophoresis System (cat. # EI0001, Life Technologies).
As the drain voltage rises, the voltage drop through the oxide close to the drain terminal reduces, and this shows that the induced inversion charge density close to the drain also decreases [28].
Our numerical results indicate that the temperature rising, applied voltage and nonlocal parameter have significant effects on the deflection and electric potential.
With the rising of voltage, the amounts of active particles increase correspondingly, a well-developed three-dimensional network structure was effectively formed, and the oil absorbency increases as shown in Figure 1.
Pertinent issues such as voltage fluctuation, voltage rise, voltage balance, and harmonics and their effect on the system are discussed in details.
A possible readout for the phase information is the increased likelihood of action potential initiation during the peak and rising phase of voltage oscillations.
His trump card is the rule of Moore's law in digital silicon as line widths shrink, chip currents rise and voltages fall.
This genetic alteration gives ArcLight a strong and exquisitely sensitive fluorescence signal that directly reflects the membrane voltage of the neuron in which it is expressed: it gets dimmer as the voltage rises, and brighter when the voltage diminishes.
